A contract step built from the agreement content for that specific deal. Sections that require an initial are marked. You draw your initials once at the top, then stamp them onto each section with a click. A canvas signature pad captures the signature as an image, working with mouse, touch or pen, at device pixel ratio, in dark ink so it reads both on the pad and on the white document.
Also called: e-signature · sign the contract online · initial each section · no docusign
- 1The agreement is built from the deal's own context, so the terms match what was selected
- 2Required-initial sections are tracked and the submit is blocked until all are stamped
- 3The signature pad emits an image on every stroke end and clears back to nothing
- 4The captured signature, the signer name, the agreement timestamp and every section initial are submitted together
Initialling six sections of an agreement separately is the point where people abandon a signing flow — six pads, six draws, and any one of them can be the one that goes wrong. The agreement renders in the page, initials are drawn once at the top and then stamped onto each section with a click, and the signature goes at the bottom. The ink is deliberately dark so it reads both while signing on the pad and afterwards on the white contract.
- Round trips through a separate e-signature product
- Per-section initialling being unbearable on a phone
- Signatures that render invisibly on the finished document
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