Thank you. 2 questions, please: (1) Can I sign a document myself before I send it out for others to sign? (2) If I want to sign after others sign, do I add myself (name and email address) as a party who needs to sign when I send out for signature? Is that what the "Add Myself" option does? Thanks so much.
In this video, I used a new account to explain. signNow offers a free trial to test the software. It's an Enterprise Free Trial. This means that not all of these features that you will find during the trial period are the features that you get when you subscribe to the basic plan. However, you can try PandaDoc. PandaDoc offers a free plan. My video for the PandaDoc tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/CcXeLuqSUTM/v-deo.html Thanks for asking.
@@SpeakAboutDigital This is good and bad you get all features up front, which sucks ya in like a leach! Yes, I want to try all the features. I see one of the main differences in the price plans is the reminders and 2+ Signatures. Could you tell me what the basic concept of 2+ signatures means? That two Adminworkers, i.e. CEO and Office Admi or a VA have the ability to send out the documents? I primarily am looking for a signature platform that my clients DO NOT need to download an APP. Recently a company send me SignNow a few times and I am blown away by how simple it was to fill out on the consumer side. Last question, have you ever tried to implement this within Google Docs, Sheets or Drive to streamline a process...i.e. a cell is filled in, and auto triggers an email from a different cell? Curious, sorry to bombard ya.
I didn't quite understand your comment but I think you are looking for these answers: 1) All plan have the ability to set reminders. 2) As for the In-person signatures feature, this is also called as Kiosk Mode where you can download the application and the signer will sign the document straight from your app. 3) 2+ signatures means: If you are using different emails then you would need to pay for 2 users. 4) Signers are not required to sign up nor download the application. 5) I didn't. I hope I have helped you.
@@SpeakAboutDigital Perfect. I understand the 2+ signatures now. Good to know about the reminders (oops that was my error, I just looked again) I like that the in-person signature is included with even the lowest business plan. You answered my questions perfectly!
Thank you. 2 questions, please: (1) Can I sign a document myself before I send it out for others to sign? (2) If I want to sign after others sign, do I add myself (name and email address) as a party who needs to sign when I send out for signature? Is that what the "Add Myself" option does? Thanks so much.
All the features that you have shown, are they available for the basic plan?
In this video, I used a new account to explain. signNow offers a free trial to test the software. It's an Enterprise Free Trial. This means that not all of these features that you will find during the trial period are the features that you get when you subscribe to the basic plan.
However, you can try PandaDoc. PandaDoc offers a free plan.
My video for the PandaDoc tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/CcXeLuqSUTM/v-deo.html
Thanks for asking.
@@SpeakAboutDigital This is good and bad you get all features up front, which sucks ya in like a leach! Yes, I want to try all the features. I see one of the main differences in the price plans is the reminders and 2+ Signatures. Could you tell me what the basic concept of 2+ signatures means? That two Adminworkers, i.e. CEO and Office Admi or a VA have the ability to send out the documents? I primarily am looking for a signature platform that my clients DO NOT need to download an APP. Recently a company send me SignNow a few times and I am blown away by how simple it was to fill out on the consumer side. Last question, have you ever tried to implement this within Google Docs, Sheets or Drive to streamline a process...i.e. a cell is filled in, and auto triggers an email from a different cell? Curious, sorry to bombard ya.
I didn't quite understand your comment but I think you are looking for these answers:
1) All plan have the ability to set reminders.
2) As for the In-person signatures feature, this is also called as Kiosk Mode where you can download the application and the signer will sign the document straight from your app.
3) 2+ signatures means: If you are using different emails then you would need to pay for 2 users.
4) Signers are not required to sign up nor download the application.
5) I didn't.
I hope I have helped you.
@@SpeakAboutDigital Perfect. I understand the 2+ signatures now. Good to know about the reminders (oops that was my error, I just looked again) I like that the in-person signature is included with even the lowest business plan. You answered my questions perfectly!