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Once you void an envelope, or if a signer refuses to sign, which voids the envelope, there is no way to reactivate the transaction. Your only options are to create a copy of the voided envelope and start the transaction over again or create a new envelope from scratch.

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With envelopes, you are able to correct or change the details of envelopes that you have sent, but only if the Envelope hasn't been completed. In must be in the "waiting for others" status to do this. These corrections include the recipient's information, signing fields, and document information.

You can correct recipient information for any recipient who has not yet signed your document. You can also modify the files and fields in your documents. You can correct the details of in process envelopes that you sent or are shared with you, including the recipient, envelope, and document information.

You can make changes to the in process envelopes you send or have access to. From the Manage page, locate the in process envelope for which you want to correct information. Click the action menu and select Correct.

If a signature request has already been sent out, and you need to modify the signer's name and/or email address, you can now edit the document under Waiting For Others. NOTE: 1. It's not possible to edit the email of those signers who have already finalized the document.

For the envelope documents, you can add and delete files, and add or change recipient fields. If any recipient has completed signing, you can no longer delete or reorder the existing files. You can still add new files, and add fields to existing files.