What your customer sees when signing

The signing page from the signer's side: consent, fields, adopting a signature and finishing.

4 sections · 6 screenshots

Signers don't need an account. They open the link in the email and sign in the browser, on a computer or a phone. The page carries your logo and brand color.

The first time a signer opens the link, they see who sent the document and a short disclosure about electronic signatures. They tick I agree to use electronic records and signatures and choose Continue. They can also choose Read first or Decline to sign.

The consent dialog: Marcus, please review and sign
The electronic record and signature disclosure, with your company's contact email.

Fill in the fields

The signer's fields are highlighted. The header shows how many are done, for example 2 of 3 fields. Start, then Next field, jumps from one field to the next.

The signing page with the document and the Start button
The signing page carries the sender's logo.
The signature block with a highlighted Sign field
Name, title and date fill in automatically from the recipient details where possible.

Adopt a signature

Clicking a signature field opens Adopt your signature. The signer draws it, or types their name and picks a style. The same signature is placed everywhere they sign in the document.

The Adopt your signature dialog with typed signature styles
Draw or type. Choosing Adopt and sign places the signature.

Finish

When every required field is done, the button changes to Finish. After finishing, the signer sees a confirmation and gets the signed PDF by email once everyone has signed.

The signature placed and the Finish button
Ready to finish.
Confirmation: You're all set, Marcus
The signer's confirmation page.

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