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Stop waiting on a signature.

Send the contract from a template, they sign it on their phone in a minute, and you know the moment it is done.

An example list of a landscaper's contracts, one signed, two out for signature and one still a draft, with a notice that the paving agreement was just signed.

Write it once.

Keep your contracts as templates, and drop in the customer's name, your business and today's date. Change anything for one customer before it goes.

An example contract template with the customer's name, the business's name and today's date dropped in, and the buttons that drop them in.

Signed on a phone.

They open the link in your email, type their name or sign with a finger, and tick to agree. No account, nothing to download.

An example signing page: a choice to type or draw, a signature drawn with a finger, the signer's full name, the agreement tick and the button to sign.

Know the moment it is signed.

You are told as soon as they sign, the contract keeps their name, the time and their IP address, and they get a link to their signed copy.

An example signed contract: who signed it, when, from which IP address, and that a link to their signed copy was emailed to them.

Nothing left waiting.

A contract still unsigned after five days turns up on your Home page, and sending it again takes one button.

An example of Home's loose ends flagging a contract that has not been signed after six days, and the buttons on the contract to send it again or copy its link.

What Contracts & eSign does

The small things that get it signed and keep it straight.

  • Templates stay putEdit a template and the contracts already sent from it stay exactly as they were.
  • Declined, with a reasonA customer can decline and tell you why, and you hear about it straight away.
  • Send it your wayEmail the link, or copy it into a text or a chat yourself.
  • Where every one standsDraft, sent, signed or declined, at a glance.
  • Call one offVoid a contract that is no longer needed, so it can't be signed.
  • From your own addressContracts go out from your own domain or the mailbox you connect.

Before you start

Does the person signing need an account?

No. They open the link, read the contract, and sign it there, on a phone or a computer.

Can they sign with a finger?

Yes. They can draw their signature on the screen or type their name, and either way they tick to agree before they sign.

What is kept when someone signs?

The name they signed with, their signature, the time and their IP address, all on the contract. They get an email with a link to their signed copy.

Which address does it send from?

Your own: a sending domain you have verified, or a mailbox you connect. That way the contract arrives from you.

Do I pay for each person on my team?

No. There is no charge per team member.

Send it today. Start tomorrow.

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