The last mile of a deal shouldn't need a third tool.
Build the contract from a template, send it for signature, and have the signed copy land back on the opportunity. No exporting a PDF, no separate signing account, no chasing a file through somebody's inbox.
What you get
Templates that fill themselves in
Merge customer, contact, product and price data straight from the CRM, so the contract matches the quote by construction rather than by proofreading.
A real editor
Tables, formatting and undo. Write the document in the app instead of round-tripping through Word and back.
Signing that's easy to finish
The signer gets a link, signs in the browser, and doesn't need an account with us or anyone else.
Reminders that chase for you
Automatic follow-ups on unsigned documents, so a deal doesn't stall because someone forgot to open an email.
Built in, not bolted on
A signature is a business event, not a file. Treating it as one is what a standalone signing tool can't do.
Signed means won
The signature lands on the opportunity, where it can trigger the invoice, the subscription and the handover.
Stored where you'd look for it
Signed documents live on the customer record, and in SharePoint or Google Drive too, if that's where your files belong.
Priced in
No per-envelope fee and no separate signing subscription to renew every year.
Questions, answered
- Is an electronic signature legally binding?
- Electronic signatures are recognised across the EU under eIDAS, and for most commercial B2B agreements a standard electronic signature is sufficient. If your contracts specifically require a qualified electronic signature, check that requirement before you switch.
- Does the customer need an account to sign?
- No. They open a link and sign in the browser: no account, no app, no download.
- Can I use my own templates?
- Yes. Build them in the template editor with merge fields and reuse them across the team, so everyone sends the same paperwork.
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