Sign contracts, quotes, change orders and any PDF online or in person. Clients sign on their phone or your tablet, co-signers sign on their own link, and every signed PDF carries a signing certificate.
In every ECHOPS plan unless noted · 14-day free trial
What you get
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Upload a PDF, add up to six signers in order or all at once, and drag signature, initials, date and text boxes onto the pages.
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Contracts, design retainers, warranties and completion certificates built from the job's data and your own wording.
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A spouse or co-owner signs alongside the client on their own link. The document is signed when everyone has.
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When a document has drawings, the client initials each page before signing.
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Choose when reminders go and how many. They stop once it's signed.
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Who signed, how, when and from where, with the document's fingerprint before and after.
In practice
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Build the contract or quote in ECHOPS, or upload any PDF, then send the signing link by email or text. The client opens it on their phone, initials and signs, and everyone gets the signed copy. You can also sign together on your tablet during the visit.
In the US, the federal ESIGN Act and state e-signature laws generally treat an electronic signature like a handwritten one, with some exceptions for certain documents. This isn’t legal advice, so check your state’s rules or ask a local attorney about your contracts. See contractor rules by state.
Yes. Add up to six signers, in order or all at once. Each co-signer signs on their own link, and the document counts as signed once everyone has.
Every signed PDF carries a signing certificate: who signed, how, when and from where, plus the document’s fingerprint before and after signing.
No. E-signatures are part of every ECHOPS plan. See plans and pricing or start a 14-day free trial with no credit card.
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