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Understanding Bundles in Blueink and Their Similarity to Envelopes in DocuSign
Understanding Bundles in Blueink and Their Similarity to Envelopes in DocuSign

In this help article, we will explain what a bundle is in Blueink and how it is similar to an envelope in DocuSign.

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Written by Justin Chung
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Introduction:

In this help article, we will explain what a bundle is in Blueink and how it is similar to an envelope in DocuSign. Both bundles in Blueink and envelopes in DocuSign represent the entire document transaction process, from creation to completion. Understanding this concept is essential for managing your eSignature processes effectively.

What is a Bundle in Blueink?

A bundle in Blueink refers to the complete document transaction process when you prepare a document, send it out for signatures, and collect it back using the Blueink platform. A single bundle can include multiple signers, documents, and attachments, as long as they are all sent out together in a single transaction. The bundle represents the entire lifecycle of the document transaction, from creation to completion.

How is a Bundle in Blueink Similar to an Envelope in DocuSign?

Both Blueink's bundle and DocuSign's envelope represent the entire document transaction process, including preparing, sending, and collecting signed documents. These containers allow you to manage multiple signers, documents, and attachments within a single transaction, streamlining your eSignature process.

Key Similarities between Blueink Bundles and DocuSign Envelopes:

  • Both represent the complete document transaction process, from creation to completion.

  • Both can include multiple signers, documents, and attachments within a single transaction.

  • Both allow you to track and manage the progress of the document transaction.

Conclusion:

A bundle in Blueink is similar to an envelope in DocuSign, as both represent the entire document transaction process and allow you to manage multiple signers, documents, and attachments within a single transaction. By understanding the concept of a bundle in Blueink, you can effectively manage your eSignature processes. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please refer to Blueink's support resources or contact the support team.

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