A customer opens an agreement on their phone, ready to move forward. Then the small frustrations begin: text that needs constant zooming, details they have already supplied, and signature fields scattered across several pages.
When companies calculate the cost of manual signing, they often start with the visible expenses: paper, printing, postage, scanning, and storage.
I was on a red-eye flight recently where, as I’m sure you all know, getting any ounce of sleep can have a huge payoff in terms productivity for the next day.
The Art of Choosing an eSignature Provider We continue to get positive responses from our latest “news you can use” insights (we’ll leave out the legalese this time). For this week, we’ve compiled — from speaking to many eSign users — some very exciting and useful tips on how to choose an eSign service provider. […]
Secret to Workplace Bliss (eSign Bliss) It is easy to fall into a workplace routine; you know how to get something done and your process works. Eventually you look to train others to use the shortcuts and process that you have found works, happy to hand off the tasks to another.
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