How do organizations utilize "webhooks" with DocuSign?

Organizations utilize webhooks in DocuSign to receive real-time notifications for specified events, making this the most appropriate choice. Webhooks are an essential feature that allows systems to communicate immediately when certain triggers or events occur, such as when a document is signed or a recipient’s status changes.

By setting up webhooks, organizations can automate workflows and enhance their responsiveness to document interactions without the need for constant polling of the server. This enables efficient integration with their internal systems and applications, allowing for seamless real-time updates, which is crucial for maintaining operational efficiency and improving user experience.

The other options do not accurately represent the primary function of webhooks in DocuSign. Triggering print commands, sending bulk emails, and managing document storage locations do not align with the immediate notification capability that webhooks provide. Instead, those functions pertain to other areas of functionality within document management and communication, rather than the event-driven architecture facilitated by webhooks.