SigningHub allows configuring a customised document approval process (workflow) according to your business needs. You can add signers, meeting hosts, editors, reviewers, form fields, initials, in-persons, signature type, signature position, signing sequence, configure reminders and much more in a document workflow. This configuration process is also called document preparation.
The set configurations can also be saved in the form of a document template for future use. The saved template can then be applied on the similar documents for efficient and robust re-usability of these workflow configurations.
Configure workflow details to prepare a document
- Click the "Documents" option, available at the top of the SigningHub screen. You can also start a new workflow from your SigningHub Dashboard.
- Select an appropriate variant from the "New Workflow" button, i.e. Only me/ Me and others/ Just others.
- Add document(s) to share.
- Add recipient(s) and placeholder(s) as required.
- Configure workflow type/ order.
- Configure special privileges for each recipient/ placeholder as required (optional).
- Add email message and workflow related comments (optional).
- Click the "Next" button to proceed to the document viewer screen.
- Configure miscellaneous preferences as required (optional).
- Add data fields in the workflow as required.
- Once you are done with the required configurations, click the "Share Now" button to send off the documents package.
Share documents through a template:
Using a template is a quick and efficient way of document sharing. If you have standard files that you need to send out over and over again, templates are a great, time saving way to go, see details.
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- Whenever a documents package is shared, the workflow quota of respective document owner's account is consumed, and hence the available count is decreased by one.
- SigningHub embeds fonts, graphics, annotations, and other necessary content within a PDF file to make your documents fully compliant with the PDF/A-1b standard. This content embedding is required by ISO 19005-1, and is usually associated with a document's visual appearance. However a processed PDF through SigningHub may show non compliance with the PDF/A-1b standard, when a Date field or transparent PNG image rendering is used in it.
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