Sign

Availableapp.erp.io/sign/sign/<token>

The signing experience

A link, a document, a signature, a copy. The recipient needs no account and nothing installed.

Account needed
No
Link
Unique per signer
Records
Time, address, agent
Copy
Emailed on completion

What the recipient sees

An email with a link

Under your branding, from your reply-to address.

The document, in the browser

Nothing to download or install.

Their fields, highlighted

Only the fields assigned to them. Another signer's fields are not theirs to complete.

A signature step

Typed or drawn.

Confirmation, and a copy

Emailed when the envelope completes, not when they personally sign — so everybody receives the fully executed document.

app.erp.io/sign/sign/9f2c…
Master services agreement

Northwind Trading Ltd · 11 pages

DeclineSign
Sign document
The signing page. One document, the signer's own fields, nothing else.

The audit trail

Every envelope keeps a record of what happened to it: when it was sent, when each link was opened, when each signer signed, from what network address and browser, when reminders went out, and when it completed. The record travels with the completed document.

RecordedNot recorded
When the link was openedWhether the person read the document
When each field was completedWhether they understood it
Network address and browserThe signer's identity, verified
Reminder sendsWhether the reminders were seen
This is a standard electronic signature, not an identity-assured one

The product proves that somebody with access to a specific email address completed the fields at a specific time, and it keeps a detailed record of that. It does not verify who they are — there is no document check, no knowledge-based authentication, no qualified certificate. For most commercial agreements in most jurisdictions that is enough and is routinely enforceable. For anything with a statutory form requirement, a notarisation requirement, or a qualified-signature requirement, it is not. Take advice about your specific document rather than assuming either way.

The category of document where people most often assume wrongly: property transactions, wills, certain employment and consumer notices, and anything required to be witnessed. Those vary by jurisdiction and are worth checking once rather than discovering later.

What this does not do

No identity verification

Control of an email address is the assurance provided.

No qualified signatures

No eIDAS QES or equivalent.

No witnessing

There is no witness role or flow.

No notarisation

Not supported in any form.

No signer authentication options

No access code, SMS code, or knowledge-based challenge.

Questions

Can a signer decline?

Yes, with a reason. The envelope ends and everybody is told.

What if the link is forwarded?

It is bearer access to that signer's fields. Treat the address as the control and send to the right one.

Can we download the audit trail?

Yes, with the completed document.