Eversign
Xodo Sign is a cloud-based digital signature solution that allows users to sign, send, and manage documents online.
Verdict
Common use cases
- Send contracts to clients from chat
- Pull audit logs for compliance reviews
- Create templates for recurring agreements
- Track signature status across deals
- Delete expired or duplicate documents
Integration
- Vendor
- Eversign
- Category
- other
- Auth
- API_KEY
- Tools
- 9
- Composio slug
eversign
Tools
- Create Document
Tool to create a new document for signature. use after finalizing document details and signer list.
- Create Template
Tool to create a new template. use when you need to programmatically set up reusable document templates after confirming your business settings.
- Delete Document or Templatedestructive
Tool to delete a document or template by its hash. use when you need to permanently remove a document or template.
- Get Bulk Jobs List
Tool to retrieve a list of bulk jobs for a business. use when you need to view or paginate existing bulk jobs.
- Get Document Audit Log
Tool to retrieve the audit log for a document. use after obtaining the document hash to view its full event history.
- List Businesses
Tool to retrieve a list of businesses associated with your account. use when you need to fetch all businesses available to the authenticated user.
- List Documents
Tool to list documents for a business. use when you need to retrieve documents with optional filters after setting business id in query params.
- List Templates
Tool to list templates for a business with optional pagination. use when you need to retrieve a paginated list of templates.
- Reassign Signer
Tool to reassign a signer to a new person. use when you need to replace an existing signer on a document before signing is complete. example: "reassign the signer alice@example.com on document abc123 to bob@example.com".
Setup
Setup guide
- 11. In Switchy, open your workspace settings and navigate to the MCP Integrations page. 2. Click 'Add Integration' and select Eversign from the list. 3. Log in to your Eversign account, go to API Settings, and generate a new API key with permissions for documents and templates. 4. Copy the key and paste it into the Switchy connection form, then click 'Connect'. 5. Switchy will verify the key by listing your businesses — if successful, you'll see a green checkmark. 6. Open any Space, type '@Eversign list documents' in the chat, and confirm the MCP returns your recent documents. 7. You're ready to create documents, pull audit logs, and manage templates by @mentioning Eversign in any conversation.
What teammates see: by default, memories from Eversign are scoped to the Space (PROJECT visibility) - you can mark any memory PRIVATE or share it ORG-wide.
Works well with
Top models
Compatibility data appears once enough Spaces have used this MCP together with a given model.
How Switchy teams use it
Starter prompts
Draft NDA from Template
@Eversign create a document from our standard NDA template for Jane Doe at jane@example.com. Set the subject line to 'NDA for Q2 Partnership' and send it immediately.Open in a Space →
Check Pending Signatures
@Eversign list all documents for our main business that are still waiting for signatures. Show me the document title, signers, and date sent.Open in a Space →
Pull Audit Trail
@Eversign get the audit log for document hash abc123def456. Include timestamps, IP addresses, and all signer actions.Open in a Space →
Create Reusable Template
@Eversign create a template named 'Freelance SOW' with fields for contractor name, project scope, rate, and start date. Make the client signature field required.Open in a Space →
Clean Up Old Documents
@Eversign delete the document with hash xyz789abc012. Confirm it's the expired vendor agreement from last quarter before removing it.Open in a Space →
Example outputs
Illustrative - representative of the model's voice and quality, not literal recordings.
@eversign list all documents from the last 30 days that are still waiting for signatures, grouped by template type
Found 14 documents awaiting signatures in the last 30 days across your business account. 8 are from the 'NDA Template' (oldest pending: 22 days), 4 from 'Contractor Agreement' (oldest: 11 days), and 2 from 'Service Order Form' (oldest: 6 days). The NDA with client Acme Corp has been pending longest. This is an illustrative example showing how the MCP would aggregate document status data—actual results depend on your Eversign account's document history and template usage.
This example demonstrates read-only document listing with filtering. Requires API key with document read permissions. The MCP returns raw document metadata; the AI synthesizes it into actionable insights. Be aware that large document volumes may hit pagination limits—results are capped per API call.
@eversign create a new document from our standard NDA template for jane.doe@example.com to sign, with title 'NDA - Project Phoenix'
Created document 'NDA - Project Phoenix' from your NDA template and assigned jane.doe@example.com as signer. Document hash: a7f3c9e2b1d4. An email invitation has been sent to Jane with a signing link. The document is now in 'awaiting_signature' status. This illustrative example shows the typical creation flow—actual document hash and email delivery depend on your Eversign business configuration and email settings.
This example shows document creation with template reuse, a core workflow for teams sending repetitive contracts. Requires API key with document write permissions. Side-effect: immediately triggers email to the signer. Verify template hash and signer details before execution—mistakes require document deletion and recreation.
@eversign pull the full audit log for document hash a7f3c9e2b1d4 and summarize who did what and when
Audit log for document a7f3c9e2b1d4 shows: Created by you on Jan 15 at 2:34 PM. Sent to jane.doe@example.com at 2:35 PM. Jane opened the document on Jan 16 at 9:12 AM but did not sign. Reminder sent automatically on Jan 20. Jane signed on Jan 22 at 4:47 PM. Document finalized and all parties notified at 4:48 PM. This illustrative example demonstrates how the MCP retrieves event history and the AI interprets the timeline—actual logs reflect your document's real activity.
This example pairs audit log retrieval with AI-driven timeline synthesis, useful for compliance reviews or follow-up tracking. Requires the document hash from a prior list or create operation. Audit logs are immutable and comprehensive but can be verbose—AI summarization helps extract key events quickly.
Use-case deep-dives
When Eversign beats manual contract routing for small teams
A 6-person consulting shop closing 8-12 new clients per month hits the threshold where email-attachment contract routing breaks down. Eversign's Create Document and Get Document Audit Log tools let you spin up NDAs and MSAs from Switchy, track signature status in real time, and pull audit trails into client folders without switching apps. The API key auth means no OAuth dance for each team member. This works until you're closing 40+ deals monthly or need complex conditional logic in your templates—at that scale, you want a heavier CRM integration. If your contracts are mostly repeatable and your team is under 10 people, Eversign from Switchy cuts onboarding time in half.
Bulk signature collection for distributed teams under 50
A 30-person remote startup needs signed acknowledgment of a new PTO policy from every employee by Friday. Eversign's Create Template and Get Bulk Jobs List tools let you template the policy doc once, then batch-send it to all signers and monitor completion from Switchy without opening the Eversign dashboard. The audit log confirms who signed when, which matters for compliance. This scenario assumes you're under 50 employees and sending the same doc to everyone—if you need conditional clauses per role or integration with your HRIS, you're better off with a dedicated HR platform. For one-off policy rollouts at small-company scale, Eversign keeps it simple and auditable.
Template management for agencies with rotating contractors
A 4-person creative agency works with 20-30 freelancers per quarter, each needing a slightly different SOW. Eversign's List Templates and Delete Document or Template tools let you maintain a library of contract variants in Switchy, clone the right template for each project, and prune outdated versions without logging into a separate portal. The 9-tool scope is lean enough that you're not wading through features you don't use. This breaks down if you're managing hundreds of templates or need version-control branching—then you want a document-management system with deeper governance. For agencies under 10 people cycling through dozens of similar contracts, Eversign keeps your template library clean and accessible.
Frequently asked
What does the Eversign MCP let Switchy do?
It lets your AI agents create signature documents, manage templates, and pull audit logs directly from Eversign. Agents can list documents, delete drafts, and retrieve bulk job status without leaving the conversation. This is useful when you're coordinating contracts or onboarding flows that need e-signatures as part of a larger workflow.
Do I need admin access to connect Eversign?
You need an Eversign API key, which typically requires account owner or admin permissions to generate. The key grants access to all businesses on your Eversign account, so whoever connects it in Switchy should have authority to create and delete documents across those businesses. Check your Eversign account settings to confirm your role.
Can the MCP send documents to signers automatically?
Yes. The Create Document tool builds the signature request and can specify signers, but Eversign's API handles the actual email dispatch. Your agent can trigger document creation; Eversign then sends the signing link to recipients. The MCP doesn't control reminder cadence or signer notifications—that's managed in your Eversign business settings.
How is this different from using Eversign's web dashboard?
The MCP lets agents create and track signature requests mid-conversation, without switching tabs or copying document hashes. You lose the visual template editor and bulk upload UI, but gain the ability to automate document generation based on data your team already discussed in Switchy. For one-off custom contracts, the dashboard is still faster.
Who on my team should connect the Eversign MCP?
Whoever owns your Eversign account or has API key access. Once connected, any Switchy user in your workspace can ask agents to create documents or pull audit logs, so treat the connection like shared admin credentials. If you rotate API keys for security, you'll need to reconnect the MCP in Switchy.