What is the function of the "Routing Order" in DocuSign?

The role of the "Routing Order" in DocuSign is crucial as it determines the sequence in which recipients receive the document for review, signing, or any other action required. This means that if there are multiple recipients involved in a transaction, the routing order ensures that the document is sent to them in a specific, predetermined order. For example, if one recipient must sign before the document is sent to the next recipient, the routing order facilitates this sequential flow. It helps maintain the integrity of the signing process and ensures that all necessary approvals or actions are taken in the correct order.

Other choices do not pertain to routing. While document storage relates to where the signed document is stored, tracking document editing history involves keeping tabs on changes made to the document after it is created and sent. Setting the expiration date for the document is to manage its validity period, none of which address the specific sequential nature of how documents are routed among recipients.