New Integration: Firma (firma.dev) - E-Signature API - #21834
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App file with API key auth, propDefinitions, and convenience methods for signing requests, templates, and webhooks. Actions (7): - create-and-send-signing-request (atomic create + send) - list-signing-requests (paginated, filterable) - get-signing-request - download-signing-request (returns pre-signed URL) - cancel-signing-request - list-templates - get-template Sources (2, instant webhook-based): - new-signing-request-completed - new-signing-request-created Both sources auto-register/cleanup Firma webhooks via the API and backfill recent items on initial deploy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds the Firma Pipedream package. It provides API actions for signing requests and templates, shared API methods, webhook lifecycle handling, and sources for created and completed signing request events. ChangesFirma integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This integration can emit duplicate or incomplete signing-request events and may miss recently completed requests, while some actions lack required safety metadata and can send invalid document configurations. These are concrete merge-readiness issues that should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PipedreamAction
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firmaApp->>FirmaAPI: Send authorized request
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In
`@components/firma/actions/create-and-send-signing-request/create-and-send-signing-request.mjs`:
- Around line 66-70: Validate that exactly one of templateId or document is
provided before constructing data: reject when both are set or both are absent,
and preserve the existing assignment flow when exactly one source is present.
Anchor this validation in the action method containing the templateId/document
payload construction, before the API call.
- Line 8: Update the action metadata in all three sites:
components/firma/actions/create-and-send-signing-request/create-and-send-signing-request.mjs
lines 8-8 should use openWorldHint true, readOnlyHint false, and destructiveHint
false;
components/firma/actions/cancel-signing-request/cancel-signing-request.mjs lines
8-8 should use openWorldHint true, readOnlyHint false, and destructiveHint true;
components/firma/actions/download-signing-request/download-signing-request.mjs
lines 8-8 should use openWorldHint true, readOnlyHint true, and destructiveHint
false.
Apply the same fix in
`@components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs` at line 8:
Read-only action annotations are required here.
In `@components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs`:
- Line 6: Expand the action descriptions at
components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs:6-6 and
components/firma/actions/get-template/get-template.mjs:6-6 to state when to use
each read-only lookup and require the corresponding Firma request ID or template
ID while retaining the documentation link. Update
components/firma/actions/list-signing-requests/list-signing-requests.mjs:11-11
to explain that it returns one page, that page and pageSize control pagination,
and include the pageSize limit; preserve each action’s primary purpose and
documentation link.
In `@components/firma/common/constants.mjs`:
- Around line 14-21: Update the SIGNING_REQUEST_STATUSES array to include
"deleted" as a supported signing-request status, preserving all existing
statuses and ordering.
In `@components/firma/firma.app.mjs`:
- Line 14: Update the descriptions for the shared signing-request ID props near
the existing “The ID of the signing request” text to document each ID’s expected
format and where users obtain it, following the project’s prop-description
guidance for non-obvious IDs and keeping the descriptions accurate for all
consuming actions.
In `@components/firma/sources/common/webhook.mjs`:
- Line 51: Update the webhook query’s sort_by selection so completed backfills
use finished_on, while non-completed requests continue using created_on. Apply
this conditional behavior at the existing isCompleted handling near sort_by.
- Line 78: Normalize both live and deployment metadata around
event.data.signing_request and its ID: update generateMeta() and the live
summary emitted by components/firma/sources/common/webhook.mjs at lines 78-78 to
use the nested signing request, including its name and ID. Update deployment
handling in
components/firma/sources/new-signing-request-completed/new-signing-request-completed.mjs
lines 19-25 to use the signing-request ID and finished_date, and in
components/firma/sources/new-signing-request-created/new-signing-request-created.mjs
lines 19-25 to use the signing-request ID and created_date; remove the
created_on and Date.now() fallback usage.
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| name: "Create and Send Signing Request", | ||
| description: "Creates and immediately sends a signing request in a single atomic operation. [See the documentation](https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/signing-requests/create-and-send-signing-request)", | ||
| version: "0.0.1", | ||
| type: "action", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Add required action annotations to the Firma actions.
Each action must include semantically correct readOnlyHint, destructiveHint, and openWorldHint values. Use readOnlyHint: false, destructiveHint: false, and openWorldHint: true for create-and-send; readOnlyHint: false, destructiveHint: true, and openWorldHint: true for cancel; and readOnlyHint: true, destructiveHint: false, and openWorldHint: true for download, get, and list actions.
📍 Affects 2 files
components/firma/actions/create-and-send-signing-request/create-and-send-signing-request.mjs#L8-L8(this comment)components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs#L8-L8
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In
`@components/firma/actions/create-and-send-signing-request/create-and-send-signing-request.mjs`
at line 8, Update the action metadata in all three sites:
components/firma/actions/create-and-send-signing-request/create-and-send-signing-request.mjs
lines 8-8 should use openWorldHint true, readOnlyHint false, and destructiveHint
false;
components/firma/actions/cancel-signing-request/cancel-signing-request.mjs lines
8-8 should use openWorldHint true, readOnlyHint false, and destructiveHint true;
components/firma/actions/download-signing-request/download-signing-request.mjs
lines 8-8 should use openWorldHint true, readOnlyHint true, and destructiveHint
false.
Apply the same fix in
`@components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs` at line 8:
Read-only action annotations are required here.
Source: Path instructions
| if (this.templateId) data.template_id = this.templateId; | ||
| if (this.document) data.document = this.document; | ||
| if (this.description) data.description = this.description; | ||
| if (this.expirationHours) data.expiration_hours = this.expirationHours; | ||
| if (this.recipients) data.recipients = JSON.parse(this.recipients); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require exactly one document source before the API call.
The action sends both template_id and document when both props are set. It also sends neither when both props are absent. Firma requires one source and makes the two fields mutually exclusive, so these configurations fail instead of producing a signing request. Reject the configuration before building data. (docs.firma.dev)
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In
`@components/firma/actions/create-and-send-signing-request/create-and-send-signing-request.mjs`
around lines 66 - 70, Validate that exactly one of templateId or document is
provided before constructing data: reject when both are set or both are absent,
and preserve the existing assignment flow when exactly one source is present.
Anchor this validation in the action method containing the templateId/document
payload construction, before the API call.
| export default { | ||
| key: "firma-get-signing-request", | ||
| name: "Get Signing Request", | ||
| description: "Retrieves details of a specific signing request. [See the documentation](https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/signing-requests/get-signing-request)", |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Expand all Firma action descriptions for agent use.
The descriptions include documentation links but omit important usage, parameter, and gotcha guidance.
components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs#L6-L6: state when to inspect a request, require a Firma request ID, and identify the action as read-only.components/firma/actions/get-template/get-template.mjs#L6-L6: state when to inspect a template, require a Firma template ID, and identify the action as read-only.components/firma/actions/list-signing-requests/list-signing-requests.mjs#L11-L11: explain that the result is one page and thatpageandpageSizecontrol pagination, including thepageSizelimit.
As per path instructions: “Action descriptions should clearly state the tool's primary purpose, when to use it, relevant cross-tool references, parameter guidance, common gotchas, and a documentation link.”
📍 Affects 3 files
components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs#L6-L6(this comment)components/firma/actions/get-template/get-template.mjs#L6-L6components/firma/actions/list-signing-requests/list-signing-requests.mjs#L11-L11
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In `@components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs` at line
6, Expand the action descriptions at
components/firma/actions/get-signing-request/get-signing-request.mjs:6-6 and
components/firma/actions/get-template/get-template.mjs:6-6 to state when to use
each read-only lookup and require the corresponding Firma request ID or template
ID while retaining the documentation link. Update
components/firma/actions/list-signing-requests/list-signing-requests.mjs:11-11
to explain that it returns one page, that page and pageSize control pagination,
and include the pageSize limit; preserve each action’s primary purpose and
documentation link.
Source: Path instructions
| export const SIGNING_REQUEST_STATUSES = [ | ||
| "not_sent", | ||
| "in_progress", | ||
| "finished", | ||
| "cancelled", | ||
| "declined", | ||
| "expired", | ||
| ]; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add the deleted signing-request status.
SIGNING_REQUEST_STATUSES omits deleted. The list action uses this array as its static API filter options. Users cannot request soft-deleted signing requests through the component. Firma documents deleted as a supported status value. (docs.firma.dev)
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In `@components/firma/common/constants.mjs` around lines 14 - 21, Update the
SIGNING_REQUEST_STATUSES array to include "deleted" as a supported
signing-request status, preserving all existing statuses and ordering.
| signingRequestId: { | ||
| type: "string", | ||
| label: "Signing Request ID", | ||
| description: "The ID of the signing request", |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document the ID format and source.
State the expected format and where users obtain each ID. These shared props accept non-obvious values and are reused by multiple actions.
As per coding guidelines: “For props that accept JSON objects or non-obvious IDs, descriptions must explain the expected format and where to obtain the value.”
Also applies to: 33-33
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In `@components/firma/firma.app.mjs` at line 14, Update the descriptions for the
shared signing-request ID props near the existing “The ID of the signing
request” text to document each ID’s expected format and where users obtain it,
following the project’s prop-description guidance for non-obvious IDs and
keeping the descriptions accurate for all consuming actions.
Source: Coding guidelines
| params: { | ||
| page: 1, | ||
| page_size: 25, | ||
| sort_by: "created_on", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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🌐 Web query:
Firma API list signing requests sort_by finished_on created_on sort_order documentation
💡 Result:
The Firma API endpoint for listing signing requests supports sorting via the sort_by and sort_order query parameters [1][2]. The sort_by parameter specifies the field to sort by, with the following accepted values [1][2]: - name - created_on (default) - expiration_hours - sent_on - finished_on The sort_order parameter determines the direction of the sort [1][2]: - asc (ascending) - desc (descending, which is the default) Example usage: GET /signing-requests?sort_by=finished_on&sort_order=asc
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/v01.03.00/signing-requests/list-signing-requests
- 2: https://firma-2c386052.mintlify.app/api-reference/v01.01.00/signing-requests/list-signing-requests
Sort completed backfill by completion time.
When isCompleted is true, sort by finished_on. Sorting by created_on can exclude recently completed requests from the first 25 results.
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In `@components/firma/sources/common/webhook.mjs` at line 51, Update the webhook
query’s sort_by selection so completed backfills use finished_on, while
non-completed requests continue using created_on. Apply this conditional
behavior at the existing isCompleted handling near sort_by.
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| const meta = this.generateMeta(body); | ||
| this.$emit(body, meta); |
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🌐 Web query:
Firma API webhook payload signing_request event.data created_date signing_request.created
💡 Result:
In the Firma API, when a signing request is created, the webhook event type is signing_request.created [1][2]. The payload sent to your webhook endpoint contains a data object that includes a signing_request object [1][3]. This nested signing_request object contains the field created_at, which represents the timestamp of when the signing request was created [3][4]. Example structure of the payload for a signing event: { "id": "evt_...", "type": "signing_request.created", "created_at": "2025-10-03T14:30:00Z", "data": { "signing_request": { "id": "sr_...", "created_at": "2025-10-01T10:00:00Z",... },... } } To ensure security, you should verify the integrity of the webhook payload using the HMAC signature provided in the X-Firma-Signature header, which is calculated using your workspace's webhook signing secret [1][2]. The documentation recommends that you always verify this signature in production environments [1][5][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.firma.dev/guides/webhooks
- 2: https://firma-2c386052.mintlify.app/guides/webhooks
- 3: https://docs.firma.dev/es/guides/webhooks
- 4: https://docs.firma.dev/fr/guides/webhooks
- 5: https://docs.firma.dev/guides/bolt-new-integration
- 6: https://docs.firma.dev/guides/supabase-integration
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site:docs.firma.dev API signing requests list response created_on completed_on created_date Firma
💡 Result:
In the Firma.dev E-signature API, the terminology and fields used to describe signing request timestamps differ depending on whether you are accessing the detailed object or the paginated list response [1][2][3]. For detailed signing requests (retrieved via GET /signing-requests/{id}), timestamps are typically grouped within a status object or defined as specific keys, such as created_on, sent_on, finished_on, and cancelled_on [1]. These fields generally follow a date-time format [1]. In contrast, the paginated list response (returned by GET /signing-requests) uses fields named created_date and finished_date for the corresponding events [2][4][3]. When sorting or filtering these list results via query parameters, the API typically refers to the creation timestamp as created_on (e.g., sort_by=created_on) [2][5][3]. Additionally, some specialized endpoints (such as those retrieving embedded signing request data) may return raw database rows where field names mirror their underlying database column names, such as created_on and finished_on [6][7]. Developers should be aware of this inconsistency between the formatted API response objects (list vs. detail) and check the specific documentation for the endpoint being utilized [1][2][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/v01.24.00/signing-requests/get-signing-request
- 2: https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/v01.22.01/signing-requests/list-signing-requests
- 3: https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/v01.30.00/signing-requests/list-signing-requests
- 4: https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/v01.22.00/signing-requests/list-signing-requests
- 5: https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/v01.24.00/signing-requests/list-signing-requests
- 6: https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/v01.24.00/signing-requests/get-embedded-signing-request-data-jwt-authenticated
- 7: https://docs.firma.dev/api-reference/v01.20.00/signing-requests/get-embedded-signing-request-data-jwt-authenticated
Normalize deployment and live events to one signing-request identity.
Firma webhook payloads place the signing request at event.data.signing_request, but generateMeta() uses the top-level webhook ID. Deployment backfill therefore uses the signing-request ID while live delivery uses the webhook event ID, which can produce duplicates. The live summary also misses the signing-request name.
Use the nested signing request and its ID in both metadata methods. For deployment items, use created_date for the created source and finished_date for the completed source instead of created_on and the Date.now() fallback.
📍 Affects 3 files
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In `@components/firma/sources/common/webhook.mjs` at line 78, Normalize both live
and deployment metadata around event.data.signing_request and its ID: update
generateMeta() and the live summary emitted by
components/firma/sources/common/webhook.mjs at lines 78-78 to use the nested
signing request, including its name and ID. Update deployment handling in
components/firma/sources/new-signing-request-completed/new-signing-request-completed.mjs
lines 19-25 to use the signing-request ID and finished_date, and in
components/firma/sources/new-signing-request-created/new-signing-request-created.mjs
lines 19-25 to use the signing-request ID and created_date; remove the
created_on and Date.now() fallback usage.
Source: Path instructions
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Summary
Components
App (
firma.app.mjs)AuthorizationheadersigningRequestId,templateId,webhookEvents(all with dynamicoptions())_makeRequest, plus per-resource methods for signing requests, templates, and webhooksActions
POST /signing-requests/create-and-sendGET /signing-requestsGET /signing-requests/{id}GET /signing-requests/{id}/downloadPOST /signing-requests/{id}/cancelGET /templatesGET /templates/{id}Sources (Instant, Webhook-based)
signing_request.completedsigning_request.createdBoth sources auto-register webhooks via Firma's webhook API on activate, clean up on deactivate, and backfill recent items on initial deploy.
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