If your agreements live in Adobe Acrobat Sign but your operations live in Zoho, you end up checking two systems to answer one question. This function pulls agreements and their status into a Creator form so you can report on signature progress next to everything else.

Before you start

• An integration key from Acrobat Sign: Account Settings → Acrobat Sign API → API Applications. Integration keys do not expire, which is what makes them workable for an unattended script — Acrobat Sign has no client_credentials grant.
• An EcoSign_Data form with Agreement_ID, Name, Email, Status.
• Store the key in a Creator variable. It is shown inline below only for readability.

Deluge function

// ============================================
// ADOBE ACROBAT SIGN -> ZOHO CREATOR
// Pulls agreements and their signed-document URLs into a Creator form.
// ============================================

void Updates.syncAgreements()
{
    INTEGRATION_KEY = "YOUR_ACROBAT_SIGN_INTEGRATION_KEY";

    headerMap = Map();
    headerMap.put("Authorization","Bearer " + INTEGRATION_KEY);

    // --- 1. Find your shard. Wrong shard = INVALID_API_ACCESS_POINT. ---
    baseResp = invokeurl
    [
        url  : "https://api.na1.adobesign.com/api/rest/v6/baseUris"
        type : GET
        headers : headerMap
    ];
    apiBase = baseResp.getJSON("apiAccessPoint");     // e.g. https://api.na4.adobesign.com/
    if(apiBase == null)
    {
        info "Could not resolve Acrobat Sign shard: " + baseResp.toString();
        return;
    }

    // --- 2. List agreements ---
    agreementsResp = invokeurl
    [
        url  : apiBase + "api/rest/v6/agreements"
        type : GET
        headers : headerMap
    ];

    agreements = agreementsResp.getJSON("userAgreementList");
    if(agreements == null)
    {
        info "Acrobat Sign error: " + agreementsResp.toString();
        return;
    }

    // --- 3. Upsert each agreement. No table wipe, no index counter. ---
    for each agreement in agreements
    {
        agreementId = agreement.getJSON("id");
        existing = EcoSign_Data[Agreement_ID == agreementId];

        if(existing.count() == 0)
        {
            // Every field is read from THIS agreement, so nothing can misalign
            signerEmail = "";
            participants = agreement.getJSON("participantSetsInfo");
            if(participants != null && participants.size() > 0)
            {
                members = participants.get(0).getJSON("memberInfos");
                if(members != null && members.size() > 0)
                {
                    signerEmail = members.get(0).getJSON("email");
                }
            }

            insert into EcoSign_Data
            [
                Added_User   = zoho.loginuser
                Agreement_ID = agreementId
                Name         = agreement.getJSON("name")
                Status       = agreement.getJSON("status")
                Email        = signerEmail
            ];
        }
        else
        {
            // Refresh status on agreements already stored
            rec = existing;
            rec.Status = agreement.getJSON("status");
        }
    }
}

Notes

• The endpoint is baseUris, camelCase. Adobe’s own best-practices page writes it as base_uris — that is the v5 spelling and returns 404 NOT_FOUND on v6. This one costs people an afternoon.
• Resolve the shard once, then cache it. Any valid shard will answer /baseUris and tell you the right one. Store apiAccessPoint and only look it up again if a call returns INVALID_API_ACCESS_POINT.
• Do not poll in a loop. Acrobat Sign added dynamic throttling — you will get 429 with a Retry-After header, and there is now a limit on repeated identical GETs. For status changes, use their webhooks and let Acrobat Sign call you.
• Sending, not just reading. The outbound direction is two calls: POST the file to /api/rest/v6/transientDocuments as multipart, then POST to /api/rest/v6/agreements with that transientDocumentId and "state":"IN_PROCESS". A transient document stays valid about seven days.