Sign a document you received

When someone sends you a document with Drime Sign, you receive an email with a signing link. You do not need a Drime account, and you can sign from a computer, a tablet or a phone browser.

#Sign the document

1. Open the email, then click the signing link.

   The page shows the name of the person who invites you to sign, and the fields you have to complete.

   

2. If the sender asked for it, confirm who you are first.

   With email verification, enter the 6-digit code sent to you: It expires in 5 minutes. If it did not arrive, click Didn't get the code? Send it again. If the link is protected by a password, the page says The sender has protected this signing link with a password.: enter the password the sender gave you.

3. Click Start to go to your first field.

4. Fill in each field, then add your signature.

   Click the signature field and choose Draw (with your mouse or finger), Type your name, or Upload an image of your signature.

5. Accept the terms of service and the privacy policy, then click Finalize.

   By signing, you consent to sign the document electronically. Your signature, its timestamp and the checks performed are recorded in the audit certificate.

Done! confirms it. You will receive a copy by email once all signers have signed. You can also click Download the signed document.

If the sender set a signing order, you can only sign when your turn comes: the earlier signers sign first.

#Decline to sign

1. On the signing page, click Decline.

2. In Decline to sign?, write your reason if you want.

   The field reads Tell the sender why you are not signing.... The dialog warns: By declining, this document will be marked as refused and nobody else will be able to sign it. The sender will be notified.

   

3. Click Yes, decline.

You have refused to sign this document. The sender has been notified. confirms it. Once you have signed, you can no longer decline.

#If it doesn't work

#Next steps

• Follow and download signed documents

• Send a document for signature