No training for your signers. They open a link, follow the fields, and they are done.
01
Upload and place fields
Add one PDF or several. Drop signature, initials, date, name and title fields on any page, and mark each one required or optional.
02
Route your signers
Set a signing order or send to everyone at once. Add an emailed access code for anyone who needs a second check. Watch each signer's status as it changes.
03
Sealed and certified
When the last person signs, every document is sealed with an audit page, and everyone receives the files, the final hash and the certificate.
Everything a signing needs, nothing it doesn't.
Multi-document envelopes
Bundle a contract, its annexes and an NDA into one envelope. Signers finish everything in a single pass.
Signing order, your way
Sequential when approvals must happen in turn, parallel when speed matters. Each signer has their own status.
A guided signing walk
The viewer takes signers straight to the next required field, so nothing gets missed.
Drawn, typed or uploaded
Signers draw with a finger or mouse, type their name, or upload an image of their signature. Every one is hashed into the record.
Access codes for signers
Turn on an emailed one-time code for any envelope, so having the link alone isn't enough to sign.
Templates at every level
Save templates for yourself, for your team or for the whole organization.
Stay in control after sending
Resend to one signer, void an envelope, or see exactly who declined and when.
Your brand on every page
Your organization's name and logo appear on the signing page, the sealed documents and the certificate.
Consent on the record
Each signer agrees to a versioned disclosure. The version, time and hash are saved with their signature.
The evidence layer
A record that can't be quietly rewritten.
Every event is written once, in order, and linked to the one before it by a hash. Change any entry and the chain breaks where everyone can see it.
—The database itself refuses edits to the audit log, and refuses deletes once an envelope is sent
—Documents and signature images are hashed; the original is re-checked before sealing
—The final hash is printed on the certificate and in the completion email
#01Envelope sent to 2 signersprev 0000…0000a13f…7b02