What account is used for just-in-time provisioning in DocuSign?

In DocuSign, just-in-time provisioning refers to the process where user accounts are created automatically as needed, typically at the moment a user first logs in or accesses the system. The account most suitable for this purpose is the default account. This type of account is designed for standard operations and user management within an organization, enabling seamless onboarding of users as they interact with DocuSign services.

Using a default account allows organizations to maintain a streamlined user experience, ensuring users can access their necessary functions without requiring pre-configuration. This aligns with the goals of just-in-time provisioning, which is to simplify user management and minimize administrative overhead.

In contrast, the other types of accounts mentioned, such as premium, guest, or test accounts, serve different purposes and may not support the same seamless provisioning capabilities. Premium accounts typically include additional features that may not be available in the default setup. Guest accounts are usually limited in functionality and are intended for temporary or limited use, while test accounts are designated for development and testing scenarios rather than for live operations. Therefore, the default account is the most appropriate choice for just-in-time provisioning in DocuSign.