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PDF4me for n8n automates document workflows: AI-powered parsing, classification, and data extraction, plus PDF conversion, generation, merge/split, editing, forms, stamps, signatures, OCR, barcodes and Swiss QR, invoices, image processing, security, and Word tools.

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Edit → Send Document for Signing

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Summary

Send a PDF to a specified signer by email, with optional message, callback notification, and metadata. The PDF can be supplied as binary data, a base64 string, or a URL; the available properties are labeled for “Sign Document” in their display conditions, although the requested operation is “Send Document for Signing.”

Inputs

  • Input Data Type (required) — Choose binary data, a base64 encoded PDF string, or a PDF URL.
  • Input Binary Field (required) — For binary input, name the incoming binary property containing the PDF; defaults to data.
  • Base64 PDF Content (required) — For base64 input, provide the encoded PDF content.
  • PDF URL (required) — For URL input, provide the PDF's URL.
  • Document Name — Name displayed to the signer; defaults to document.pdf.
  • Signer Email (required) — Email address of the person receiving the document for signing.
  • Email Subject — Subject of the email; defaults to “Please sign this document”.
  • Email Message — Message included in the email; defaults to “Please review and sign the attached document”.
  • Notify Sender (Callback URL or Email) — Optional callback URL or email for notification when the document is signed.
  • Custom Metadata — Additional metadata as JSON; defaults to {}.
  • Metadata Key — Optional custom tracking or integration key.
  • Metadata Value — Optional value associated with the metadata key.

Output shape

Not established by the supplied source pack.

The source pack lists the signing action module but omits its implementation body, so it does not establish whether the operation returns a signing link, status, or other data.

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