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Create Digital signature requests for Smart docs

Written by Franzi Schuetzer

Once the Digital signature feature is activated, you will be able to create Digital signature requests under the Smart docs module. Now you can additionally sign documents using the Kenjo app on your smartphone. We show you everything you need to know about e-signatures here.

Note:

  • Digital signature requests can be created only for PDF and DOCX documents

  • By default, the Admin and HR Admin profiles have permission. Custom profiles with the below permissions can be created under Settings > Profiles and permissions to provide access to other employees


Creating Digital signature requests

To receive a digital signature from multiple employees on a company document:

  • Under Smart docs > Company docs, click on the document for which you would like to request a digital signature

To receive a digital signature on a document pertaining to a specific employee:

  • Under Smart docs > Employee docs, choose an employee profile and click on the document for which you would like to request a digital signature

  • Under Actions, click the Digital signature button

  • Under Select signers, choose Specific employees or Group of employees based on the requirement

Specific employees: Click on the + Select signers button and choose the delivery mode (Inactive employees can't be included in this method)

  • Sequential delivery: In this mode, the documents are delivered to the selected signers in a sequence i.e. Signer 2 receives the signature request only after Signer 1 signs the document

Simultaneous delivery: In this mode, the documents are delivered to all the selected signers at once. One document is generated for each employee with the respective employees' signature on each of those documents.

Group of employees: Select All employees or a group of employees from a Company, Office, or Department. In this mode, the documents are delivered to all the selected signers at once. One document is generated for each employee with the respective employees' signature on each of those documents.

Note: Enable the toggle button Include inactive employees to request signatures from the inactive employees

You can use the pencil/bin icon to edit/delete the selected signers during the signature request creation process

  • Add a personal message by clicking the + Add personal message button

  • Click Send document to request signatures from the selected employees


Post-creation of digital signature requests

Once the request is initiated, the employee will receive an email with the signature request and the document will be available under the My Docs section in the List view. The employee can either sign from the email or from the My Docs section.



Post-completion of digital signature requests

  • Once the signature process is completed,

  • The signed document will have the text "DigitalSigned" added to the actual name of the document and a signature icon on the top right corner


  • All signers will receive a notification in the Kenjo app and the signed document will be available under the My Docs tab of the respective signer

  • All signers will receive a copy of the signed document via email

  • In a sequential delivery mode, the above-mentioned behavior will be seen when all the selected signers have signed the document


Send E-Signatures via Kenjo app

With the Kenjo App, you can sign digital requests quickly and flexibly – anytime, anywhere. Here’s how it works:

  • You’ll receive an email with the request. Open the email on your smartphone

  • Click View and Sign, then tap the green Start button

  • Check two boxes to accept the signature provider’s terms and conditions, then click Accept

  • Tap the spot in the document where you want to place your signature

  • Use your finger to sign directly on your smartphone screen

  • If needed, resize your signature by pinching or spreading its corners on the screen.

  • Click Send Document. You’ll receive a copy of the signed document via email

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