Why a no-op correct is not a completed lock

Correct on a SENT envelope updates the outstanding signer’s name, email, or phone. A post that changes none of those three returns Change the signer name, email, or phone to correct this envelope. The token stays put. No invite goes out. That is no-op-correct honesty: the verb ran with the same values, a finished signer id is a different 400, and opening Billing will not “force a correct with no change.”

Why a finished signer id names itself is why That signer is not outstanding on this envelope is not a completed lock. Why an empty outstanding list names itself is why There is no outstanding signer on this envelope is not a completed lock. Mid-flight recipient edits are correct an envelope mid-flight. Desk help is Docs. This guide is why correct names a no-op, and why that name is not the completed lock.

The FAQ and envelope admin on Features keep correct on a living change. Ask Inkpacket for why a no-op correct is not a completed lock to open this article. Ask how to correct to open help. Those phrases stay on the product screens. This article is the public version of Change the signer name, email, or phone to correct this envelope — the string correct already uses next to an unchanged row.

What no-op-correct covers

• Correct with the same name, email, and phone already stored. Change the signer name, email, or phone to correct this envelope.
• Correct that only repeats whitespace. Trim leaves the stored values. The same 400.
• Correct with a signer id who already finished. That signer is not outstanding on this envelope. That is the named-signer door.
• Correct on an empty outstanding list. There is no outstanding signer on this envelope. That is the empty-list 409.

Reading Change the signer name, email, or phone to correct this envelope is not a send. The original send already counted. Free allows 5 packets a month. A refused no-op does not return HTTP 402 ENVELOPE_LIMIT. Completed envelopes cannot be changed is a filed copy — void, correct, and resend are gone because status is completed. Only sent envelopes can use this action is a draft. This envelope is already voided is a second void. This envelope was declined and This envelope has expired close the in-flight door. Those strings are other doors. A SENT envelope with a living signer and no actual change is this door.

What this is not

• Not That signer is not outstanding on this envelope. That string is a finished id. This article still has a living signer.
• Not There is no outstanding signer on this envelope. That string is an empty list.
• Not Completed envelopes cannot be changed. That string is a filed copy. This article is still SENT.
• Not checkout. Billing is not open. Paying a listed price does not force a correct with no change.

Change the name, the email, or the phone. Then correct. A phone-only change keeps the signing token. An email change retires it. Reminders go out by email today. Text-message (SMS) is coming soon. Email still soft-fails on a legal correct, not on this 400. Text-message (SMS) is coming soon. Drive archive waits for completed. Stripe off: Payments not live. None of those flags hide Change the signer name, email, or phone to correct this envelope or count a no-op toward the monthly cap.

The click-path

1. Open a sent envelope. Change the outstanding signer’s name, email, or phone. Then correct.
2. If the API returns Change the signer name, email, or phone to correct this envelope, edit a value. Do not open Billing for a no-op.
3. If the API returns That signer is not outstanding on this envelope, pick a living signer id.
4. If send of a new envelope returns HTTP 402 ENVELOPE_LIMIT, that is the monthly cap, not this no-op.
5. On a phone, Documents is a drawer row. The 400 copy is the same. Help is not a drawer row — it stays in the header.

Why an email change retires the token is email change retires the signing token. Why a phone-only correct keeps the token is phone-only correct keeps the signing token. Ask Inkpacket for why a no-op correct is not a completed lock to open this article. Ask how to correct to open help. Ask send an envelope to open Documents → new.

Ask and the no-op

Ask Inkpacket for why a no-op correct is not a completed lock to open this article. Ask how to correct or how envelope admin works to open help. Marketing Ask stays site Q&A and deep links. It will not force a no-op, re-open a finished signer, or increment the monthly cap from this article. Change a value. Named-signer is the other 400.

Caps and what is not open yet

Reading Change the signer name, email, or phone to correct this envelope is not a send. The original send already counted. Free allows 5 packets a month. Free at 5 packets a month is the live cap desk send, bulk rows, Web Form fills, and API send share. Hitting it returns HTTP 402 ENVELOPE_LIMIT. Starter is 20 envelopes — more than Free — plus 3 published Web Forms. Seat counts are planning numbers; invite does not refuse when a workspace is full.

Billing is published, not charging. Checkout is not open. Text-message (SMS) is coming soon. Drive missing: Drive not configured. Stripe off: Payments not live. Those flags do not force a no-op or hide the no-op-correct string. The FAQ and More on voiding, correcting and resending use Change the signer name, email, or phone to correct this envelope in the same words.

Change a value. Then correct. Open a workspace on Free — see published pricing — and POST correct with the same stored values on a throwaway SENT envelope so no-op-correct honesty is a named 400 you already read, not a checkout you opened to “force a no-op” this pass does not ship.