Document & File Management

Connect DocsAutomator to Your AI Agents

Enable your Wkil agents to look up document automations, track signature sessions, and monitor the generation queue through a secure DocsAutomator integration.

Authentication: API key

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What you can do

Look up document automations and their configuration
Track signature sessions and generation queue

Available capabilities may vary by authentication and workspace configuration.

Actions supported by the connector

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List Automations

Retrieve the document automations configured in the account.

Get Automation Details

Retrieve the configuration of a specific document automation.

List Signing Sessions

Retrieve documents currently pending signature.

Get Queue Statistics

Check the current document generation queue statistics.

Create Automation

Create a new automation with a data source and optional document template.

Update Automation

Update the settings of an existing automation.

Duplicate Automation

Create a copy of an existing automation.

Delete Automation

Permanently delete an automation and its associated data.

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Create AutomationDelete AutomationDuplicate AutomationGet Automation DetailsGet Queue StatisticsList AutomationsList Signing SessionsSend Test EmailUpdate Automation

Practical agent use cases

An agent checks which document automation applies before triggering a new generation.
An agent reports how many signature sessions are still pending.

How it works with Wkil

1
Choose the integration
Add DocsAutomator to your agent from inside the Wkil platform.
2
Grant the permissions it needs
Define precisely what the agent can access and perform.
3
Test, then run it
Test actions before they go live, with human approval where needed.

Permissions always stay in your control — you can scope access and require human approval before any sensitive action.

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FAQ

Can the agent create a new automation from scratch?

Automation setup is done in DocsAutomator directly; the agent works with automations that already exist.