Why Each recipient needs a unique email is not a bulk skip

When you send an envelope, add recipients and pick Sequential or Parallel — Documents → new #routing. An envelope accepts up to 20 recipients. Each recipient on that one envelope needs a unique email. A repeated address on the same send returns Each recipient needs a unique email. That is unique-email honesty: two slots cannot share an inbox on one envelope, bulk send skips a repeated row instead of erroring, and opening Billing will not “allow a twin signer on the same address.”

Why a bulk list sends a repeated address once is why a duplicate bulk email is one envelope. Why the one-off list stops at twenty is why an envelope stops at 20 recipients. How to send one envelope to more than one person is how to send one envelope to multiple signers. Desk help is Docs. This guide is why a repeated address on one envelope is a 400, and why that 400 is not a bulk skip.

The FAQ and signing link on Features keep routing on one id. Ask Inkpacket for why Each recipient needs a unique email is not a bulk skip to open this article. Ask how routing works to open help. Those phrases stay on the product screens. This article is the public version of Each recipient needs a unique email — the string help already uses next to the recipient list.

What unique covers

• Two recipients on the same send share an email. Each recipient needs a unique email.
• A person already on the envelope who is added again returns that address is already a recipient on this envelope.
• Bulk send skips the extra line. Duplicate emails in the list are sent once. That is a skip, not this 400.
• Signer name and email are required is a missing row, not a twin.

Reading Each recipient needs a unique email is not a send. The envelope stays a draft. Free allows 5 packets a month. A refused twin address does not return HTTP 402 ENVELOPE_LIMIT. An envelope accepts up to 20 recipients. Unique is not twenty. Recipients who share the same sequential order still need different emails — they sign in parallel at that order, as two people. One inbox cannot hold two slots on the same envelope.

What this is not

• Not Duplicate emails in the list are sent once. Bulk send skips. This article is one envelope saying no.
• Not A job accepts 100 unique emails. One hundred is the bulk list. This article is two slots on one send.
• Not An envelope accepts up to 20 recipients. Twenty is the ceiling. Unique is the repeated inbox.
• Not checkout. Billing is not open. Paying a listed price does not let two slots share an address.

Use two addresses when two people must sign. Use bulk send when the same layout goes to many unique inboxes. Reminders go out by email today. Text-message (SMS) is coming soon. Email still soft-fails on a legal unique send. Text-message (SMS) is coming soon. Drive archive waits for completed. Stripe off: Payments not live. None of those flags turn a repeated address on one envelope into two signers.

The click-path

1. Open Documents → new. Add recipients. Give each slot its own email.
2. If send returns Each recipient needs a unique email, change one address. Do not open Billing for a twin.
3. If the same person already sits on the envelope, that is the already-a-recipient 409, not this 400.
4. If send returns HTTP 402 ENVELOPE_LIMIT, that is the monthly cap, not the unique-email door.
5. On a phone, Documents is a drawer row. Unique is still required. Help is not a drawer row — it stays in the header.

Shared sequential order is when recipients share a sequential order. Who each mark belongs to is assign fields to each signer on one envelope. Ask Inkpacket for why Each recipient needs a unique email is not a bulk skip to open this article. Ask how routing works to open help. Ask add recipient to open the send form.

Ask and the twin

Ask Inkpacket for why Each recipient needs a unique email is not a bulk skip to open this article. Ask how routing works to open help. Marketing Ask stays site Q&A and deep links. It will not split an inbox into two signers, start a bulk job, or increment the monthly cap from this article. Unique is the envelope. The extra slot is a 400.

Caps and what is not open yet

Reading Each recipient needs a unique email is not a send. Send of a list with unique addresses is. 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 allow a twin signer or hide the unique-email string. The FAQ and More on signing order use Each recipient needs a unique email in the same words.

Give each slot its own inbox. Open a workspace on Free — see published pricing — and paste the same address on two recipients so unique-email honesty is a 400 you already read, not a checkout you opened to “allow a twin” this pass does not ship.