Building a listed tool

Graham Sheldon

Chief Product Officer, named behind the Docusign listing on Anchor Terminal.

Graham Sheldon

Chief Product Officer

Graham Sheldon is Docusign's chief product officer, leading product, design and user research. He was previously chief product officer at UiPath and spent more than 20 years at Microsoft, including as Corporate Vice President of Product for Microsoft Teams.

What Graham builds

  • Docusign B · Contracts, proposals & e-signatures

    Docusign is an e-signature and agreement management service. Its eSignature REST API creates envelopes from documents or templates, sends them to signers, embeds signing in an app and reports status. A hosted MCP server exposes a subset as tools.

    Chief Product Officer, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Graham Sheldon?

Graham Sheldon is Docusign's chief product officer, leading product, design and user research. He was previously chief product officer at UiPath and spent more than 20 years at Microsoft, including as Corporate Vice President of Product for Microsoft Teams.

What does Docusign, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Docusign from Docusign, Inc.. Docusign is an e-signature and agreement management service. Its eSignature REST API creates envelopes from documents or templates, sends them to signers, embeds signing in an app and reports status. A hosted MCP server exposes a subset as tools.

How are Graham's tools graded?

Docusign is graded B, 62.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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