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Signing is a step in the document's workflow: it starts on its own once the previous approvals are closed, or when you start it yourself.
You send a document for signature without leaving Theka: choose who signs and in what order, indicate where, and the signed PDF returns to the archive on its own, linked to its version and its approvals.
Signing is a step in the document's workflow: it starts on its own once the previous approvals are closed, or when you start it yourself.
You indicate where each person signs: in the PDF's signature fields, if there are any, or at a precise point on the page.
Theka sends the invitation to each signer, in the order you have chosen. Signers do not need an account.
Once all signatures are in, the signed PDF returns to the archive as an attachment of the same version, and the step closes.
In the document type, signing is a step like any other: first the review, then the sign-off, then the signature. While a document is out for signature it cannot skip ahead, and the signed version remains the reference version.
Signatures in sequence or in groups: the next group receives the invitation when the previous one has finished.
If a signer declines, the request is closed; you can reopen it or start again from scratch with one click.
Requests past their deadline are closed; the status of all the others updates itself every few minutes.
Once signing is complete, each signer is notified and downloads the signed document with their personal link.
Every signature request leaves a complete trail in the archive: useful for internal checks and for compliance.
Sending, each signer's signature and any rejection, with date and time, in the document's history.
While the request is open, the document cannot move on to the next status.
Each signer downloads their copy with a link that is theirs alone.
It is a simple electronic signature (SES): it has legal value and is suitable for most business documents, such as orders, commercial contracts, minutes and acceptances.
No. They receive an invitation by email and sign online from their own device.
Yes. A hand-signed, scanned copy closes the same workflow step, just like the electronic signature.
In the archive, as an attachment of the signed version: it stays linked to the original document, its approvals and the audit log.
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