Introduction to Common Paper API Documentation

Welcome to the Common Paper API documentation! Common Paper is a web application designed to streamline the creation, sharing, and management of standard commercial contracts such as Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), Cloud Service Agreements, Data Processing Agreements, Design Partner Agreements, and many more. By leveraging our platform, you can easily create legally compliant contracts that protect your business interests while saving time and resources.

The Common Paper API provides developers with the tools necessary to integrate our platform's features directly into your applications, products, or services. By utilizing the API, you can access and manage contract data programmatically, enabling seamless querying and sending of agreements, as well as a host of other powerful functionalities. This documentation aims to provide you with a comprehensive guide on how to effectively interact with the Common Paper API, ensuring you can unlock the full potential of our platform.

Key Features

• Query Contract Data: Retrieve information on existing contracts, including metadata, status, and key terms, enabling you to analyze and monitor your agreements efficiently.
• Send Agreements: Automate the sending of contracts for signature, ensuring a smooth and timely process for all parties involved.
• Track Contract Status: Monitor the progress of your agreements in real-time, such as whether they have been viewed, signed, or completed, allowing you to maintain visibility throughout the entire contract lifecycle.
• Secure Authentication: The API is built with security in mind, utilizing industry-standard authentication methods to protect your data and ensure only authorized users have access.

Getting Started

To begin integrating the Common Paper API into your application or service, follow these simple steps:

1. Create an API Key: To authenticate and access the API, you'll need to generate an API key from the integrations tab of your Common Paper account.
2. Review the API Reference: Familiarize yourself with the available API endpoints and their respective functionalities by consulting our detailed API reference guide.
3. Test the API: Begin by making test API calls to ensure you have a solid understanding of how to interact with the various endpoints and their expected responses.
4. Integrate the API: Finally, integrate the API into your application or service, using the provided documentation as a guide for implementation.

We hope you find the Common Paper API documentation helpful and easy to use. Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our support team. Happy coding!