New to zipForm: e-signature tool Authentisign – Texas REALTORS®-2021十大正规彩票app

September 01, 2022

A powerful e-signature tool has been added to your zipForm experience. Authentisign brings contract authoring and signing together into a single, connected experience, so you can complete signings in three easy steps. Here are highlights of the feature upgrades:

Easier workflows for signature creation

You can make, save, and select default annotation properties, which helps you save time on commonly chosen properties. Also, the signing wizard was removed to make for a smoother process overall. Instead, you’ll find steps integrated into more natural workflows, so you can create and request signatures in just a few easy clicks.

Improved experience for signers

The all-new Authentisign optimizes the signing design for each document to create a simpler experience for requested signers. Whether agents, clients, or other parties need to sign, they’ll be able to navigate a more intuitive user interface.

Clients can sign at any time and on any web browser or mobile device without needing to download software or register for an account. When signing, they won’t be prompted for a signature until they click on a signature block. Blocks are now color-coded for easier differentiation, too.

Faster performance for users

With the latest performance improvements, users can now complete a signing up to 60% faster, which saves time and increases productivity for brokers, agents, and clients. You can now view and take signing actions in one place, as well as access real-time insights into the status of all ongoing signatures.

Signers can leave feedback through a Rejected Reasons dropdown option, which helps to identify and address an issue quickly. Signers can also provide feedback after they’ve completed a signing to highlight any issues or positive points about the experience.

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