What can users do from the Advanced Options during envelope creation regarding expiration?

During envelope creation in DocuSign, users can manage several aspects to ensure the document reaches its intended recipients effectively. One of the key features accessible from the Advanced Options is the ability to set envelope expiration. This allows users to define a specific timeframe within which the envelope must be acted upon. If the envelope is not signed or completed by the designated expiration date, it will automatically expire, and no further actions can be taken by the recipients.

This feature is particularly useful for time-sensitive documents, where it is important to have a clear deadline for completion. By managing expiration, users can enhance workflow efficiency and ensure that documents are addressed within a required timeline, preventing delays that might arise from indecision or inactivity on the part of recipients.

Setting reminders, allowing recipients to sign on paper, and assigning delegated signers are distinct functionalities that serve different purposes within the envelope management process. For instance, reminders notify recipients of pending actions, signing on paper caters to physical signing preferences, and delegated signers allow someone else to sign on behalf of the original recipient. While all these options provide substantial benefits, they do not directly relate to managing the overall lifecycle of the envelope through expiration settings as the correct choice does.