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title: SIGN BUTLER V2 – Embedded Sign Url from Flow
description: you can also generate a URL for signing via a Flow. This can be interesting if you need to save the URL in a field to be used later (to send an Email or use on a Community) or when…
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updated: "2026-05-02"
category: SIGN BUTLER V2
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# SIGN BUTLER V2 – Embedded Sign Url from Flow

you can also generate a URL for signing via a Flow. This can be interesting if you need to save the URL in a field to be used later (to send an Email or use on a Community) or when you are running a screen flow that needs to start the signing process.

In your flow, search for the "Generate Embedded Sign URL" action.

![](https://pdfbutler.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/1-Embedded-Sign-Url-from-Flow-Full-Flow.png)

In the Action you have to set these parameters:

- Doc Config Id: the Salesforce Id of the Doc Config you want for generating the PDF. You can retrieve the Doc Config Id via a "Get Records" action in your flow
- Name of the SIGN Request: this can be a hardcoded name or a variable, formula or a field. Make it like you need it
- SIGN Request Template Id: the Salesforce Id of the SIGN Request Template
- Emails: indicate if you want to send emails. When using Embedded SIGN on a community, this is mostly "False" (do not send).
- Redirect URL: (OPTIONAL) after signing, the user can be forwarded to your website or a confirmation page you host. This URL can have parameters that your service needs to identify the signed record. You can construct this URL in the flow as you need

![](https://pdfbutler.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/2-Embedded-Sign-Url-from-Flow-Action.png)

 

The output of the Action will be a URL. This URL you can save or action on as you see fit. In the example below, we show it in a screen:

![](https://pdfbutler.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/3-Embedded-Sign-Url-from-Flow-get-URL-1024x411.png)