E-⁠signing

Signed before your coffee gets cold

Your document is created and immediately set up for signing. Your customer opens a link, signs in a few seconds and you see it right away.

Technician signing on site
[Your logo]NL
Work order W-⁠2026-⁠031
SignDecline
Opened by customer

How a signature works

01Document createdDocumenty generates the PDF from your data.
02Request sentYour customer gets a personal link to the signing page.
03Sign or declineOn computer or phone, in your customer's language.
04Everything trackedYou see every step in a clear timeline.
From request to proof

The whole signing flow, screen by screen

Real Documenty screens, shown with a fictional company and fictional customers.

  1. 1. Send

    Place the signature block in your template

    Add a signature block where your customer signs and choose which fields hold their name and email. A signing trigger then sends each new document out for signature.

    Documenty template editor: the Signatures panel with the signer's name and email fields, next to a quote with the signature block placed
  2. 2. Sign

    Your customer signs in your house style

    The signer opens a personal link and sees the document with your logo and colour. They draw or type their signature, agree to sign electronically, or decline.

    Branded signing page: the quote with its signature block, the signature panel and the decline option
    Signature drawn in the panel, consent ticked, ready to sign
    Confirmation screen after signing
  3. 3. Proof

    Follow every request live

    The overview shows each request with its status and how many people have signed: awaiting signatures, in progress, completed, declined or expired.

    Overview of signing requests with progress and statuses such as completed, awaiting signatures, in progress, declined and expired
Signing log

Every step on record

Open a request to see its full log: who received it, opened it and signed, down to the second.

  • Every event with date and time: created, invited, opened, signed or declined, sealed.
  • Per signer: name, email, signature type (drawn or typed) and when they agreed to sign electronically.
  • The IP address and device used to sign.
  • The signed PDF, sealed with a trusted timestamp, with a SHA-256 checksum and a separate signing certificate to download.
Signing log of one request: signers with evidence (signature type, consent, IP address, device), the timeline with timestamps and the documents
Document created09:12
Request sent09:12
Opened by customer09:20
Signed09:21
In your house styleYour own logo and colour. Your customer sees your brand.
In their languageMultilingual page, your customer switches language themselves.
Right on their phoneNo app or account needed. Opening a link is enough.
Questions about e-⁠signing

Good to know

Still unsure? Call +32 9 320 00 10 or email info@documenty.com.

Does my customer need an account?

No. Your customer gets a link by email, opens the document in the browser and signs right away. No app, no login.

Does it work on a phone or tablet?

Yes. Signing with a finger on a phone or tablet works just as smoothly as with a mouse on a computer. Handy for work orders on site.

How do I know it's been signed?

You see the status live in Documenty and the signed document automatically goes back into your own tool. No chasing required.

Can several people sign?

Yes. You decide who needs to sign and in what order, for example first the customer and then your managing director.

Is a digital signature legally valid?

For most everyday documents such as quotes, work orders and delivery notes, an electronic signature is valid proof of agreement. Every signature gets a timestamp and audit trail.

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