Deletes a template lock. Deletes the lock from the specified template. The user deleting the lock must be the same user who locked the template. You must include the X-DocuSign-Edit header as described in TemplateLocks: create. This method takes an optional query parameter that lets you specify whether changes made while the template was locked are kept or discarded. | Query Parameter | Description | | :-------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | save_changes | When true (the default), any changes made while the lock was active are saved. When false, any changes made while the template was locked are discarded. | ### Related topics - Common API Tasks: Locking and unlocking envelopes

Gets template lock information. Retrieves general information about a template lock. The user requesting the information must be the same user who locked the template. You can use this method to recover the lock information, including the lockToken, for a locked template. The X-DocuSign-Edit header is included in the response. See TemplateLocks: create for a description of the X-DocuSign-Edit header. ### Related topics - Common API Tasks: Locking and unlocking envelopes

Locks a template. This method locks the specified template and sets the time until the lock expires to prevent other users or recipients from changing the template. The response to this request includes a lockToken parameter that you must use in the X-DocuSign-Edit header for every PUT method (typically a method that updates a template) while the template is locked. If you do not provide the lockToken when accessing a locked template, you will get the following error: { "errorCode": "EDIT_LOCK_NOT_LOCK_OWNER", "message": "The user is not the owner of the lock. The template is locked by another user or in another application" } ### The X-DocuSign-Edit header The X-DocuSign-Edit header looks like this and can be specified in either JSON or XML. JSON { "LockToken": "token-from-response", "LockDurationInSeconds": "600" } XML <DocuSignEdit> <LockToken>token-from-response</LockToken> <LockDurationInSeconds>600</LockDurationInSeconds> </DocuSignEdit> In the actual HTTP header, you would remove the linebreaks: X-DocuSign-Edit: {"LockToken": "token-from-response", "LockDurationInSeconds": "600" } or X-DocuSign-Edit:<DocuSignEdit><LockToken>token-from-response</LockToken><LockDurationInSeconds>600</LockDurationInSeconds></DocuSignEdit> ### Related topics - Common API Tasks: Locking and unlocking envelopes

Updates a template lock. Updates the lock information for a locked template. You must include the X-DocuSign-Edit header as described in TemplateLocks: create. Use this method to change the duration of the lock (lockDurationInSeconds) or the lockedByApp string. The request body is a full lockRequest object, but you only need to specify the properties that you are updating. For example: { "lockDurationInSeconds": "3600", "lockedByApp": "My Application" }