Press if you would buy this
For people who must keep the signed PDF plus the ID, quotes and supporting files a signer uploaded.
The desk looked for a tool that does this and found none; it did not read every listing. The bulk export from PandaDoc leaves attachments out. Single-download actions exist in automation services, which the desk saw in a search summary only.
Not on sale yet. These tools do not exist yet and may never be built. No payment is taken. Pressing only counts your interest.
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Untested; the tool does not exist yet. It would need your PandaDoc plan to include API access, and we have not established which plans do: the PandaDoc pricing page lists a Free plan ($0, sandbox), an API Developer Plan at $40 / month after a 14-day free trial, and Enterprise at custom pricing, and says nothing about production keys. PandaDoc lists the Free plan at 60 documents a year (sandbox) and the API Developer Plan at 40 documents a month. You would pay PandaDoc separately.
Export e-signature attachments in bulk: what the help article says
The help article on managing documents was read on 9 November 2026. On attachments in a bulk download it says:
The attached files and files uploaded through the Collect files field won't be added to the .zip file.
The same article says bulk download is available for documents only
. It also says:
The link to the .zip file will expire within a week.
Source: the vendor's help article on managing documents, templates and content library items.
Download signed document with attachments: the two attachment calls in the API reference
The API reference was read on 9 November 2026. It lists two calls for attachments:
- GET
/public/v1/documents/{id}/attachments
:Returns a list of attachments associated with a specified document.
(reference page, list attachments) - GET
/public/v1/documents/{id}/attachments/{attachment_id}/download
:Download an attachment by ID.
(reference page, download attachment)
These are the two calls this page's makers read. We did not re-read the call that returns the signed PDF.
Signed PDF and uploaded files in one ZIP: the request on the ideas board
The vendor runs a public ideas board, read on 9 November 2026. One request has the title:
Downloading attachments along with the document they are attached to
Its idea text is Download attachments with PDF
. It has 227 votes, and its status is Not Planned
. A member of the vendor's staff replied on 29 August 2023:
Hi! We aren't planning on building this into our feature set at this point in time
Source: the request on the ideas board. The board shows that comments are closed.
What the API pricing page lists
Read on 9 November 2026, the API pricing page of the vendor shows a Free plan at $0
, an API Developer Plan at $40 / month
after free trial.
, and an Enterprise plan at Custom
. It does not mention production keys or say which plans include production access, so we do not know which plan a small business would need. The GBP 6 figure on the button is a guess, about a fifth of the $40 a month plan, and a press count is the only evidence it will get.
What we have not checked
We have not built or tested anything. We have not read the API terms or any brand or affiliate terms of the vendor in full, and we found no published trademark rules for the name, which is why it appears only in sentences like this one and on the button. We have not read every automation-service or marketplace listing, and we have not established how many people attach files, or whether anyone would pay.
What one press counts
This page is a test of interest, not a shop. There is no payment form, no email field and no free-text box anywhere on it. Pressing the button records one anonymous count for the day, and a short tag if the link you followed carried one. No cookie is set and no address is kept. One press is allowed per page load. The page comes down about eight weeks after it goes live, whatever the count.