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AI assistant integrations

Let your AI assistant answer questions about your documents

Connect an MCP-compatible assistant — like Claude or ChatGPT — to Sign10X and ask things like “which signature requests are still pending?” or “how many envelopes do we have left?”. You approve exactly what's shared, and it's read-only by design.

What an assistant can read

Four focused, read-only capabilities — nothing more. Everything an assistant sees is limited to what your own account can already access.

Documents

List the documents in your workspaces, with status, page count and upload dates — so you can ask “which contracts are still drafts?”

Signature requests & signer status

See every request and who has viewed, signed or is still waiting — so you can ask “what's blocking the Acme agreement?”

Templates

Browse your saved and marketplace templates by name — so you can ask “do we already have an NDA template?”

Plan & envelope usage

Check your current plan and how many envelopes you've used this month — so you can ask “how many sends do we have left?”

Never shared

  • Signature images and drawn signatures
  • Values typed into document fields
  • API keys, secrets and webhook payloads
  • Other people's accounts or workspaces you don't belong to

Always human actions

Sending signature requests, placing fields, and signing documents always happen inside Sign10X by a person. The assistant connection cannot create, modify, send or sign anything — those controls never leave your hands.

How connecting works

A standard OAuth sign-in with a clear approval step — the same pattern you already trust when connecting apps with Google or Microsoft.

  1. 1

    Add Sign10X in your assistant

    In an MCP-compatible assistant, add a new MCP server and paste the Sign10X connection URL: https://sign10x.com/mcp — no API key or password is needed.

  2. 2

    Sign in to Sign10X

    You're taken to a secure Sign10X sign-in page — the assistant never sees your password or confirmation codes.

  3. 3

    Review the approval screen

    Before anything connects, Sign10X shows exactly what the assistant will be able to read: documents, signature requests, templates and usage — read-only.

  4. 4

    Choose Allow or Deny

    Allow completes the connection; Deny cancels it and nothing is shared. You can disconnect at any time later.

Your approval, your control

  • The approval screen lists every capability before you allow it
  • Your password is never shared with the assistant
  • The same workspace isolation rules apply to every assistant request
  • Disconnect any time and access ends immediately

Sign10X uses the open Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard for assistant connections. Connection availability may vary by assistant.

FAQ

AI assistant questions, answered