DocuSign MCP

DocuSign MCP is the Model Context Protocol server for DocuSign's agreement platform. It runs as a hosted remote endpoint that an MCP client connects to with an OAuth grant, turning the signature and agreement APIs into tools an assistant can call, so preparing, sending and tracking an agreement happens in the same conversation where the deal is being discussed. The envelope is the central object. An agent can create an envelope from a document or an approved template, add recipients and the fields they must complete, send it for signature, then list and filter envelopes by status, date or folder to see what has been viewed, signed, declined or voided. Documents inside an envelope can be enumerated and downloaded once complete. Beyond signing, the server reaches the agreement repository so an agent can query executed agreements and their key terms and dates, and it can trigger the platform's multi-step approval workflows. That combination is what makes it more than a send button. Sales and legal operations use it to chase pending signatures without opening the web console, to answer questions such as which contracts renew next quarter from agreement metadata rather than a spreadsheet, and to start a routing workflow from an assistant. Because sending for signature is legally consequential, treat it as a write surface: scope the connected account tightly and keep a human approval step before an envelope goes out.