Efficiency, audit history, format, reporting.
Easy of use. purely online. socially/legally acceptable
Does the job effectively enough
The fact that I can access completed docs no matter how old they are is really nice. It's a featu...
Convincing customers to use is difficult.
UX is not good. They also redirect you between docusign.com and docusign.net
There is nothing I can think of at the moment. Although one bad experience I had was when filling...
$4,900, unlimited accounts, 1,700 envelop sends per year. DocuSign recently changed pricing model from per seat to per…
We're paying $1.35/envelope with no monthly fee. I don’t think they have any pay-as-you go plans listed on their site…
$2,500 for 500 envelopes, and we also had to pay for an onboarding of $2,500 though didn't get much.
Add an image for DocuSign.
The best documents start and stay digital—they're easy to edit, simple to share, and nowadays are almost always automatically backed up to some cloud service. You can even print them if you need. ...
I have the following workflow: Customer Data in Database - Connect Sales Person to customer - generate Document - monitor payment - send payment to Sales Person The Data input should be in an indi...
Does anyone out there use PDFFiller for document signing? We have a fairly complex process that will create a slew of documents out of Airtable data via Zapier. PDFFiller seems like it checks all...
Last week there was a trend on Twitter where people offer one prediction/hot take for each Like their tweet gets. Since we come across so many interesting nuggets on SaaS pricing, I decided to try it out:
https://twitter.com/awwstn/status/1213215748979445761
The response blew me away -- according…
Software’s not all that expensive when you buy one app for one person. It saves time and makes you money, and all’s well.
Then your team grows, and by the time you pay for G Suite, Slack, GitHub, and all your other work tools, software’s not such an innocent expense anymore. Pay $75 per person for…
[[Product|HelloSign.com]]: Owned by Dropbox. Reasonably priced. Free is fewer than 3 documents per month.
[[Product|RabbitSign.com]]: Unlimited free signing, including unlimited free templates. Fewer features.
[[Product|Adobe Sign]]: A lot of features. Pricey
PandaDoc: Payment integration available
