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One of the key benefits of sproof sign is that you can always keep an eye on the progress and status of your signature processes and easily speed up signature runs thanks to the reminder function.
Open a document that you want to send out for signing and click on the "Invite contacts" tab.
Now you can add your contacts and define a signature workflow. We have prepared separate tutorials for collecting signatures with and without signature workflow.
By clicking on "Next" you can now
You can also select the signature standard and
After inviting contacts, the chat and signature progress are unlocked in the sidebar on the right.
In the signature progress you can now view your recipients. As long as they have not yet signed, you can define or change the position of the signature here, resend the invitation or delete the contact.
As soon as the recipient has signed, the action field disappears and a green arrow appears next to the contact.
In the chat, you can also communicate with the recipient and see a notification when someone has signed the document.
When you are invited to sign yourself, you have the same possibilities to view the signature progress as just described. The only difference is that you are then a recipient:in and not a creator:in.
Have fun collecting signatures and keeping track of your signature processes.