For legal and sales operations teams, Docusign is an agreement management platform that captures legally binding e-signatures and tracks contracts through negotiation, execution, and renewal across the deal lifecycle.

Presence & Market Position

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Docusign is working to become the agreement layer that sales, legal, and AI systems use to move work from draft through signature and renewal. It retains an established footprint in GTM conversation, where it appears in contract workflows, sales-process handoffs, proposal stacks, and discussions of deal execution. Recent coverage also centers on agreement intelligence reaching external AI workspaces and legal workflows. Practitioner examples tend to treat Docusign as the execution point after commercial and legal review, while company activity emphasizes agents, partner integrations, and document editing closer to the signing moment.

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Customers

Unilever, Deloitte, Canva, Red Hat, New York Life, First Citizens Bank, Cox Automotive, Calendly, Heidrick & Struggles

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Business Profile

Founded in 2003, Docusign has grown from electronic signatures into a public agreement-management business serving small companies and enterprises. Its fiscal 2026 revenue of $3.2 billion, up 8% year over year, places the current expansion on an established commercial base. The company now emphasizes putting agreement data to work through Intelligent Agreement Management, adding contract analysis and workflow automation around its signing product. Recent releases bring agreement capabilities into other business systems and AI assistants, extending how customers access the contracts Docusign already manages.

Founded
2003
Employees
8,389
Funding
$534.2M
ARR
$3.2B Revenue, +8% y/y (FY 26)
Valuation
~$15.9B market cap
Status
Public
Scale stage
Scaled
Type
SaaS for GTM
GTM categories
Selling
Key people
Chief Executive Officer

Agent Readiness

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Docusign ships API, MCP, and SDK surfaces, and its AI engine, Iris, now includes an AI assistant, autonomous agents that review contracts and monitor obligations, and Agent Studio, a no-code builder for configuring those agents — all launched into early access at Momentum '26 in May 2026. Third-party agent platforms have begun citing Docusign as a connected data source for agreement research, and Intelligent Agreement Management already accounts for a growing share of total ARR.

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