What does the "allow to edit" manager recipient type grant in DocuSign?

The "allow to edit" manager recipient type in DocuSign grants the ability to correct the envelope and make necessary changes. This specific recipient type is intended for users who may need to review the document and address any discrepancies or modify the content before the envelope is sent out for signing.

By allowing a manager or designated recipient to make edits, organizations can ensure that documents are accurate and up-to-date, facilitating smoother workflows and reducing the potential for errors. This functionality is particularly useful when the initial creator of the envelope may not have the authority or capability to make certain types of adjustments once the document has been initiated.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately represent the capabilities associated with the "allow to edit" recipient type. For instance, the first option implies unrestricted editing rights which could lead to undesirable changes, the second option reflects view-only permissions that do not enable any modifications, and the last option suggests signing on behalf of others which is not within the purview of this manager recipient type. Thus, the correct understanding is that this recipient type is specifically designed to enable corrections and adjustments to an envelope rather than granting broader or unrestricted capabilities.