Docusign announced it will open its Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server to every AI agent on September 30. With the Docusign MCP generally available globally, agreement intelligence and governed action ? powered by AI engine Docusign Iris ?
are now callable natively from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Slack, and any MCP client, directly accessible by the agents running a business. Docusign has operated an open, API-first platform for two decades, with eSignature embedded in over 1,100 partner-built applications. Docusign's MCP Server extends that same open architecture for agents leveraging a full intelligent agreement suite.
The Docusign MCP Server is built for the enterprise, with account-level admin controls, global multi-region infrastructure, and multilingual support. Agents will draw on the full context of past negotiations, accepted terms, clauses, and company policy through Iris, Docusign's AI engine, across Intelligent Agreement Management, and even in advanced CLM workflows. Docusign eliminates the need for app-switching that slows deals down by natively embedding contract analysis, sending, and tracking where work already happens.
This runs bidirectionally with data from systems like Oracle flowing directly into Docusign, while Docusign's own capabilities extend outward into Slack, Perplexity, and Salesforce where Iris runs natively alongside Agentforce. Salesforce recently named Docusign as a Partner of the Year award winner, recognizing IAM integrations across Salesforce, Agentforce and Slack that empower customers to close deals, pull contract insight for renewals and collaborate on agreements without leaving their flow of work.
