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Features

Every feature, with a concrete example

Marketing pages tend to list features as bullet points. We did that on the homepage. This page goes one level deeper: what each feature actually does, and a real-world moment where you'd use it.

Ceremony evidence — selfie + GPS

Every signing ceremony captures a live selfie via the device camera (with iOS Safari and older Android Chrome fallbacks), GPS lat/long to 6 decimal places, GPS accuracy radius, IP, user-agent, and a server-side UTC timestamp. The selfie is embedded as a small thumbnail beneath the signature on the executed PDF. Example: a property reservation signed at the unit during walk-through carries lat/long that matches the building address — handy when a buyer later disputes location.

Multi-signer routing

Sequential and parallel signing flows. Sequential: B1 signs, then B2, then B3, then owner counter-signs. Parallel: B1 and B2 sign in any order, then owner counter-signs. Each signer gets their own 8-character reference code in the email subject line. Example: a 3-party JV agreement sent to the COO of A, the GC of B, and the CEO of C — all sign on their own time, system pings owner once everyone's in.

Bulk send

Upload a CSV of recipients, pick a template, click send. Up to 100 envelopes per batch on the Pro tier. Each envelope is a fully personalised document with placeholder substitution. Example: 40 contractor agreements sent on Monday morning, all signed and counter-signed by Friday with zero one-off email chasing.

Reusable templates

Upload a DOCX with named bookmarks for the variable fields, save it as a template, reuse forever. Field values can be pre-filled per-recipient via the API or the bulk-send CSV. Example: an MSA template with bookmarks for [CompanyName], [BuyerLegalName], [Term], [Currency], [Amount] — the rep types the bookmark values once per deal, the rest is automatic.

Field memory

Repeat senders see their last-used values pre-filled in the prepare wizard. The system remembers per-template-per-user — so the "Sales rep" field auto-fills with your name on every MSA you send, but doesn't leak into NDAs. Example: a CFO sending the same SaaS subscription form 30 times a quarter never re-types the boilerplate fields.

AI contract summary

Before sending, the sender sees an AI-generated 5-bullet summary of the agreement: scope, term, fees, exclusivity, termination. Useful when the legal team handed you a 40-page MSA and you want to confirm what you're actually signing. Example: a sales rep catches a hidden 24-month auto-renew the buyer's lawyers slipped in — before sending it to the buyer.

ID verification (optional)

Upload a photo of a government ID; AI runs face-match against the live signing-time selfie. Match score is recorded in the audit log. Off by default — only enable when the use case actually warrants it. Example: a high-value real-estate reservation where the buyer is signing remotely and you want extra attribution evidence.

Voice Contract template

Purpose-built template for Voice_Contract_SROT_TELECOM. B fills 16 questions (one is a frequency dropdown, one auto-shows USD-in-words conversion live), A counter-signs. The substituted DOCX is converted to PDF and stamped automatically. Built for a specific telecom workflow but a good demo of how the platform handles structured-data contracts. See Thailand legal recognition.

Mobile QR handoff

Start signing on desktop, get stuck because the camera or GPS is on your phone — scan a QR code, finish on mobile. State is preserved across devices via a short-lived signed token. Example: an exec at a desk sees the signing link in their email, but their corporate laptop has no webcam — they scan the QR, finish in 30 seconds on their phone.

Thai language support

Native Thai UI (toggle via the locale switcher). Thai number-to-words conversion for legal documents that require amounts spelled out (common in Thai contracts). Thai-language email templates. Thai address reverse-geocoding. Example: a Thai HR team sending offer letters to local staff — the entire ceremony is in Thai, no English-fallback awkwardness.

See it run

The fastest way to evaluate is to actually sign something.