# FuseWorks

## FuseSign API

- [An Overview](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/getting-started/readme.md)
- [QuickStart Guide](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/getting-started/quickstart-guide.md)
- [Integrating With Us](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/deep-dives/integrating-with-us.md): A few words on the integration process
- [Scopes](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/deep-dives/scopes.md): Refers to the specific permissions or access levels that an application can request and be granted to perform certain actions or access certain data.
- [Bundle Create](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/deep-dives/bundle-create.md): FuseSign offers two signing modes—Sign Entire Document and Signature Placeholders—both using digital certificates, with the latter allowing precise signature and input placement.
- [Webhooks](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/deep-dives/webhooks.md): FuseSign webhooks provide real-time, event-based updates with secure payloads, authentication, and automatic retries for reliability.
- [Session](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/api-references/session.md): Create and manage OAuth 2.0 Tokens
- [Bundle](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/api-references/bundle.md): A bundle is a collection of messages, settings, recipients, documents and optionally placeholders.
- [Customer](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/api-references/customer.md): The person who will be receiving the signing action.
- [Document](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/api-references/document.md): A file (.pdf) that is used for signing.
- [Tenant](https://fuseworks.gitbook.io/fusesign/api-references/tenant.md): An organisational construct within FuseSign.


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