Save your signature once, counter-sign in one click

Store your legal name and drawn signature once in your profile and counter-signing becomes a single deliberate click — from the reminder banner or inside the review modal.

What it is

User_signatures holds full_name, signature_image and auto_sign_enabled per (org, user). When present, the counter-sign modal shows a one-click card with the saved signature preview, and the alert banner offers an Auto-Sign shortcut behind one confirmation. Turning auto_sign_enabled off keeps the saved signature but hides the shortcuts.

Also called: auto sign · one click signature · saved signature · stop drawing my signature every time

See it
Save your signature once, counter-sign in one click
Prepared for
Delia Yoder
1140 Ridge Line Rd · Fair Play
Shell package$36,239
Concrete & site$10,521
Doors & windows$7,014
Trim & finish$4,676
Total
$58,450
Signature
The accent-washed one-click card inside the counter-sign modal: name, saved signature preview, and a green 'Sign this contract' button. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Save name + drawn signature in Settings → My Profile → Contract signature.
  2. 2The API is strictly per (org, user): 'you can only ever read or write YOUR OWN signature in the org you're acting in', with the image capped at ~300KB so the row can't be abused as blob storage.
  3. 3The modal's one-click card carries the legal acknowledgment in the button text — 'Clicking signs on behalf of the company — a legally binding electronic signature' — with no separate checkbox.
  4. 4The banner's Auto-Sign puts 'one confirm… between the click and a binding signature'.
  5. 5Without a saved signature the modal shows a tip pointing at the settings page.
Why we built it

Migration 181 states the design: 'A builder saves their legal name + drawn signature once (Settings → My Profile), and counter-signing becomes one deliberate click… Per USER, not per org: a signature is a person's, and the counter-signer of record must be the person who clicked.' The banner keeps the lookup live — refetched on a custom event and on window focus — because of a reported inconsistency: ': one tab showed it, another didn't.'

The problem
  • Repetitive manual signing on every executed contract
  • Inconsistent signature images across a builder's contracts
  • Shortcut appearing in one browser tab but not another
Sound familiar?
What you get
One click from the reminder to a fully executed contract
The signature of record is always the person who clicked
Can be switched off if you prefer to sign manually each time

See it on your own jobs

Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.

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