Sign a document
When someone sends you a document for e-signing, you'll receive a notification asking you to review and sign. This article describes the signing experience from the signer's perspective.
How you get notified
How you receive the signing request depends on whether you are a workspace member or an external signer:
Workspace members receive an in-app notification in Hippoly and can open the signing request directly from there.
External signers (people who are not part of the workspace) receive an email from Scrive with a link to sign the document.
Review and sign
Verify your identity
Depending on the signing method chosen by the sender, you may need to verify your identity — for example using BankID, MitID, SMS PIN, or another method. Follow the instructions on the Scrive signing page.
Decline to sign
If you don't agree with the document or are unable to sign, you can reject the signing request on the Scrive signing page. The sender will be notified that you have declined. You can optionally provide a reason for the rejection.
Rejecting a signing request cancels the entire signing process. The sender can make changes and start a new signing if needed.
Sequential signing
If the sender has set a signing order, you may see a status of Waiting for prior signatures. This means another signer needs to complete their signature before it's your turn. You'll be notified when it's time for you to sign.
After signing
Once all signers have completed their signatures, the signed document is finalised and stored in Hippoly. All parties — both workspace members and external signers — are notified when the signing is complete.
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