Signing
The signer’s view:five taps on a phone.
No account, no app. A recipient opens their link, proves who they are, signs with a finger, and pays if the document asks for it.
- No recipient account needed
- Works on every plan
Getting in
A link opens straight to the document,
nothing to install.
The link is tied to that recipient, so there is no account to create. Before the document is viewable, they confirm they accept electronic signatures, then verify who they are with a one-time code by email or text.
- Tokenized signing links with no login required
- ESIGN/UETA disclosure gate before the document opens
- Identity confirmed with an email or SMS one-time code
Audit trail
Sealed- Signature added
- Payment succeeded
- Disclosure accepted
- Document opened
- Sent for signature
SHA-2564f2a…c81d
Signing
Draw it, type it,
or reuse the one already on file.
A signer draws their signature with a finger or mouse, types it in a styled font, or picks a signature they saved from a previous document. If something is wrong, they can decline and say why instead of just abandoning it.
- Signature captured by drawing or typing, in a styled typeface
- Saved signatures a signer can reuse next time, with a default set
- Decline to sign with a reason, so the sender knows what stopped it
Deposit — Master services agreement
PaidCollected at signature
$1,500.00
Split across recipients
Whose page it is
It looks like your company,
not ours.
The signing page carries your branding, not a generic signing tool skin. If the document has a payment attached, the signer pays right there and sees the result before they finish.
- Per-signer branding applied to the page they sign on
- Signer-side payment collection built into the same session
- Payment status refreshes in view, so they see it succeed before finishing
Brand theme
LiveWhat your signer sees
Questions
Questions people ask about the signer's side
What the person you send to actually experiences.
Does my customer need to create an account to sign?
No. Their link is tied to them as a recipient. They open it, verify who they are, and sign, with nothing to register.
How is their identity verified?
With a one-time code sent by email or text before the document fields unlock, on top of the unique link itself.
Can they sign from a phone?
Yes, the signing page is built for a phone screen first. Drawing a signature with a finger works the same as drawing with a mouse.
What if they change their mind partway through?
They can decline to sign and give a reason, which is recorded and visible to the sender instead of the document just going quiet.
Will they see my company’s branding or a generic tool?
Your branding. The signing page uses your logo and colours, not a shared, unbranded interface.