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Smartsheet Integration with DocuSign

How to Install and Configure

Installing Smartsheet App to DocuSign Maestro.
For more detailed instructions, please follow the DocuSign guide


Step 1. Go to DocuSign App Center

Step 2. Make sure you have Admin rights to install the Smartsheet app from the DocuSign App Center.
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Step 3. Find the app and click on “Install App”, then click “Continue”.
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Step 4. Once the app is installed, you’ll be prompted to connect the app to your Smartsheet workspace. Select Private or Shared connection type, as well as the name of the connection.
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Step 5. Continue by clicking the “Login” button, then you will be prompted to grant Docusign access to your Smartsheet account. Make sure you are logged in to your Smartsheet already.

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If connected successfully, you can go to DocuSign App Manager and manage your app if needed. To manage connections or uninstall the app, press the three dots next to the app name.

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How to Use the App

The Smartsheet extension makes it easy to send, track, and attach signed documents within a Maestro workflow. After installation, new Smartsheet options appear in the Workflow Builder.

Start by creating a workflow and selecting a Smartsheet action to connect your account and manage eSignatures directly from Smartsheet.

You can start by creating a new workflow by following this DocuSign link or navigating to Agreements → Maestro Workflows → Create Workflow.

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Available Smartsheet Actions in Workflows

When adding a new step, you’ll see three Smartsheet options:

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Configuring “Read” from Smartsheet

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Steps:

  1. Once a step is added from Workflow, press Configure to continue.
  2. Give your step a name.
  3. Choose a connection (created when you linked your Smartsheet account).

Select the Smartsheet object (workspace items such as sheets or projects), then press Next.
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✅ After clicking Apply, the “Read” step is successfully added. You can now use retrieved Smartsheet data in the following steps.


Configuring “Write” to Smartsheet

  1. Select “Writeback to Smartsheet” from the app options.
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  2. Select your connections and Smartsheet object.
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  3. Choose Write settings:

    • Update → modifies an existing value.
    • Create → adds a row with a new value.

Example: If updating a contract status - use Update. If adding a new row with a given value - use Create.

  1. Select the fields you want to write to (these are Smartsheet columns).
  2. Map DocuSign fields to Smartsheet fields.
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  3. Set mapping criteria to identify the row and click confirm.
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✅ Press Apply and continue with the next Maestro steps.


Configuring “File Write” to Smartsheet

⚠️ If you see “No files available” when configuring this step, it means previous Maestro steps did not generate any files.

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  1. Select the file you want to write to Smartsheet.
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  2. Next select a workspace and sheet that holds a row you need to add the file to. image

  3. Important: When choosing the name for the file, use the value stored in the Primary Column for that row. This is the method used in the v1.0 of the Smartsheet app to correctly identify the row to add the file to.
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How to Reconnect the App

You will be required to reconnect Smartsheet to DocuSign Maestro if there have been updates made to the structure of the sheets you use (new columns added, or current column type/names changed).

Steps:

  1. Log in to your DocuSign account with administrator credentials.
  2. In a new browser tab, go to the appropriate environment:
  3. Select the Smartsheet icon and click Manage Connections. You will see a screen that allows you to “Reconnect”.

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FAQs

I updated my Smartsheet workspace. Do I need to reconnect?

Yes. Go to Installed Apps → Manage Connections → Reconnect. This refreshes the data and updates workflow mappings.

How do I ensure the signed envelope is saved to the correct row?

In v1.0, include the Primary column value as the file name. This ensures it maps correctly.

How does the app know which row data to use?

Add a dedicated trigger/status column (e.g. “Next for DocuSign”). Have the app Read that row. Then in the next workflow step, use Writeback to change it to “In progress” to prevent duplicates.