Electronic signature disclosure

Before you sign a document sent through eSignBoss, you are asked to agree to use electronic records and signatures. This page explains what that means.

What you agree to

You agree that the document, and the notices about it, can be given to you electronically, and that your electronic signature has the same effect as signing on paper. The agreement covers only the document you were sent, not anything else from the sender.

A paper copy

You can ask the sender for a paper copy at any time. eSignBoss does not charge signers anything; the sender may tell you if they charge for paper copies.

Changing your mind

Until you sign, you can decline: select Decline to sign on the signing page and the sender is told. To withdraw your agreement after signing, contact the sender. Withdrawing does not undo a signature you already gave, and the sender may then need to deal with you on paper.

What you need

• a phone, tablet or computer with an up-to-date web browser;
• access to the email address, phone number or WhatsApp account the link was sent to;
• a way to open and keep PDF files, which every modern phone and computer has.

Your copy

When everyone has signed, you get a link to download the signed copy, and email signers get the file too. It ends with a certificate of completion and carries a digital seal. Anyone can check that a copy is unchanged on the verify page.

Keeping your details up to date

If your email address or phone number changes, tell the sender so they can reach you.

Questions

Questions about the document go to the sender. Questions about eSignBoss itself go to support@esignboss.com.