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E-Sign.

stop renting your signatures. own the e-sign system: no per-envelope fees, your branding, and signed documents that file themselves where they belong.

most businesses rent their e-signing. every document costs an envelope fee, the email says docusign instead of your name, and the signed pdf lands in an inbox where someone still has to file it. there's a better way: an e-sign system built into your business, that you own outright.

here's how it works. upload a document and the signature fields place themselves. your contacts sync in automatically, so all you do is click send. when the last person signs, the certified pdf files itself where it belongs and emails a copy to everyone who needs one. and since you own the software, ai agents can draft and send documents for you, straight from a plain message.

What it looks like
one sentence in slack sends the renewal. contacts sync, everyone signs, the pdf files itself to the lease.
one sentence in slack sends the renewal. contacts sync, everyone signs, the pdf files itself to the lease.
an addendum finished signing this morning. filed and emailed to the other agent and escrow. nothing needed.
an addendum finished signing this morning. filed and emailed to the other agent and escrow. nothing needed.
the full flow: upload, fields placed, contacts synced, signed pdf filed where it belongs.
the full flow: upload, fields placed, contacts synced, signed pdf filed where it belongs.
In practice

you've lived at least one of these

the thursday-night yes

The homeowner approves the estimate over the phone, but you can't order materials or hold the slot until the contract is signed and the deposit lands, and the PDF sits in their inbox all weekend. Now the yes triggers the contract: the template fires the moment they approve, deposit request attached, signed and paid before you've called the supplier.

the handshake contract

Most of your competitors text a price and start cleaning, then eat the cancellation or the mid-contract price cut. A real signed agreement with the payment terms built in makes a young company look established, and the money drafts itself instead of getting chased.

the 8pm signature nudge

The intake packet went out Monday, the client doesn't own a printer, and now you're calling after dinner to ask about it again while the first appointment slides. When they sign from their phone the day they book, the forms are filed to their record before they ever walk in.

hiring three weeks a year

You onboard in bursts, but the e-sign subscription bills all twelve months, and every signed W-4 still gets downloaded, renamed, and refiled by hand. Own the system instead: one packet per hire, every signed page filing itself to the employee folder, no bill in the quiet months.

the glovebox of waivers

You print liability waivers the night before every appointment, and the signed ones ride around loose in the truck. Instead, the client taps to sign on your tablet at the door, no account, no app, and the waiver files to their record before you've set your bag down.

envelope math on every deal

Your plan caps you around a hundred envelopes a year, a single transaction burns four or five, and the renewal price only drops the day you threaten to cancel. When you own the e-sign, there is nothing to count: send the eleventh document on a messy deal without checking a meter.

On the bench right now

these screenshots aren't mockups. they're real lease renewals and addendums from wil's own property management company, running through the same e-sign system we build for clients. it sends, files, and follows up while he's doing something else. see the use cases →

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