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Triggers and actions 1 trigger ยท 13 actions
Trigger
New Signature RequestTriggers when a new signature request appears in the account.
- Cancel Signature Request
Cancels an incomplete signature request.
- Get Account
Returns information about the current Dropbox Sign account.
- Get Signature Request
Retrieves a single signature request by its ID.
- Get Signature Request Files
Returns a download URL for the documents of a signature request as a PDF.
- List Signature Requests
Lists signature requests for the account, paginated and ordered newest first.
- List Templates
Lists the reusable templates available to the account.
- Send Reminder
Sends an email reminder to a signer to sign a pending signature request.
- Send Signature Request
Creates and sends a new signature request using document file URLs and a list of signers.
Action
Get jobGet full wage and detail data for one occupation by its slug. Endpoint: GET /jobs/{slug}.json
- Get SOC code wage data
Get the state-by-state wage table for one Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) code. Endpoint: GET /soc/{code}.json
- List best-paying states by occupation
List the best-paying state for each occupation. Endpoint: GET /states.json
- List jobs
List every occupation covered by PayCrunch, with summary wage data. Endpoint: GET /jobs.json
- List state wages
List wage figures by state for every occupation. Endpoint: GET /state-wages.json
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