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Connect Event → Retry
AI-generatedSummary
Retries a failed DocuSign Connect webhook delivery by its failure ID, asking DocuSign to re-send the event to the configured endpoint.
Inputs
- Failure ID (required) — ID of the failed Connect delivery to retry. You can get it from the Connect Event 'Get Failures' operation.
- Authentication — Credential method: JWT (Service Integration, default) or OAuth2 (User Authorization).
Output shape
The DocuSign API response for the retry request, returned as an n8n item.
The handler body (handleConnectEventRetry) isn't included in the source pack, so the exact endpoint and response fields are unconfirmed. Requests go through the shared helper, which retries on 429 and 5xx errors and throws an error with added context if the request fails.
Examples
Example 1: Re-deliver a webhook that failed because your receiver was briefly down.
Resource: Connect Event; Operation: Retry; Failure ID: set from a previous Get Failures item, for example {{ $json.failureId }}.