Account administrators can use this method to perform the following tasks: - Customize values in the default disclosure. - Switch to a custom disclosure that uses your own text and HTML formatting. - Change values in your existing consumer disclosure. To specify the signer language version of the disclosure that you are updating, use the optional `langCode` query parameter. **Note:** Only account administrators can use this method. Each time you change the disclosure content, all unsigned recipients of outstanding documents will be required to accept a new version. ## Updating the default disclosure When you update the default disclosure, you can edit all properties except for the following ones: - `accountEsignId`: This property is read-only. - `custom`: The default value is **false.** Editing this property causes the default disclosure to switch to a custom disclosure. - `esignAgreement`: This property is read-only. - `esignText`: You cannot edit this property when `custom` is set to **false.** The API returns a 200 OK HTTP response, but does not update the `esignText`. - Metadata properties: These properties are read-only. **Note:** The text of the default disclosure is always in English. ## Switching to a custom disclosure To switch to a custom disclosure, set the `custom` property to **true** and customize the value for the `eSignText` property. You can also edit all of the other properties except for the following ones: - `accountEsignId`: This property is read-only. - `esignAgreement`: This property is read-only. - Metadata properties: These properties are read-only. **Note:** When you use a custom disclosure, you can create versions of it in different signer languages and se the `langCode` parameter to specify the signer language version that you are updating. **Important:** When you switch from a default to a custom disclosure, note the following information: - You will not be able to return to using the default disclosure. - Only the disclosure for the currently selected signer language is saved. Docusign will not automatically translate your custom disclosure. You must create a disclosure for each language that your signers use. ## Updating a custom disclosure When you update a custom disclosure, you can update all of the properties except for the following ones: - `accountEsignId`: This property is read-only. - `esignAgreement`: This property is read-only. - Metadata properties: These properties are read-only. **Important:** Only the disclosure for the currently selected signer language is saved. Docusign will not automatically translate your custom disclosure. You must create a disclosure for each language that your signers use.

{
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "id": "abc123",
    "created_at": "2025-01-01T00:00:00Z"
  }
}

{
  "success": false,
  "error": {
    "code": "VALIDATION_ERROR",
    "message": "Invalid request parameters"
  }
}

Account administrators can use this method to perform the following tasks: - Customize values in the default disclosure. - Switch to a custom disclosure that uses your own text and HTML formatting. - Change values in your existing consumer disclosure. To specify the signer language version of the disclosure that you are updating, use the optional `langCode` query parameter. **Note:** Only account administrators can use this method. Each time you change the disclosure content, all unsigned recipients of outstanding documents will be required to accept a new version. ## Updating the default disclosure When you update the default disclosure, you can edit all properties except for the following ones: - `accountEsignId`: This property is read-only. - `custom`: The default value is **false.** Editing this property causes the default disclosure to switch to a custom disclosure. - `esignAgreement`: This property is read-only. - `esignText`: You cannot edit this property when `custom` is set to **false.** The API returns a 200 OK HTTP response, but does not update the `esignText`. - Metadata properties: These properties are read-only. **Note:** The text of the default disclosure is always in English. ## Switching to a custom disclosure To switch to a custom disclosure, set the `custom` property to **true** and customize the value for the `eSignText` property. You can also edit all of the other properties except for the following ones: - `accountEsignId`: This property is read-only. - `esignAgreement`: This property is read-only. - Metadata properties: These properties are read-only. **Note:** When you use a custom disclosure, you can create versions of it in different signer languages and se the `langCode` parameter to specify the signer language version that you are updating. **Important:** When you switch from a default to a custom disclosure, note the following information: - You will not be able to return to using the default disclosure. - Only the disclosure for the currently selected signer language is saved. Docusign will not automatically translate your custom disclosure. You must create a disclosure for each language that your signers use. ## Updating a custom disclosure When you update a custom disclosure, you can update all of the properties except for the following ones: - `accountEsignId`: This property is read-only. - `esignAgreement`: This property is read-only. - Metadata properties: These properties are read-only. **Important:** Only the disclosure for the currently selected signer language is saved. Docusign will not automatically translate your custom disclosure. You must create a disclosure for each language that your signers use.

{
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "id": "abc123",
    "created_at": "2025-01-01T00:00:00Z"
  }
}

{
  "success": false,
  "error": {
    "code": "VALIDATION_ERROR",
    "message": "Invalid request parameters"
  }
}