Stiply now offers users the option to upload their signature and automatically place it on a document they need to sign. This eliminates the need to go through the entire signing process, allowing for faster document signing.
How to activate this?
To activate this feature, you need to have two-factor authentication enabled in your user account. If you haven't done this yet, you can find instructions on how to enable it here.
To activate Self Signing, click on your name in the top-right corner of the screen and go to "My Profile." Here, click on the green area to add your signature. You can only draw the signature using your mouse; you cannot upload an image.
After filling in the required information, you'll need to enter your user account password and click on "Save Changes."
How to use it?
To use Self Signing, when creating a new signing request, you can choose "Sign request owner" as the authentication method. The application will automatically populate the user's email address. This option is available only for the first signer in the signing request.
Using Self Signing is easy. When creating a new signing request, select "Sign request owner" as the authentication method. The application will automatically insert the user's email address. This option is available exclusively for the first signer in the request.
It's important to remember that Self Signing restricts signers to signature fields only; they cannot be assigned other field types, such as text or date fields.
After adding additional signers and completing the rest of the signing request, you'll notice that the signer using Self Signing will have their signature automatically placed once all signers have completed the process. This feature ensures a smooth and efficient signing experience for all parties involved.