FEATURE / E-Signatures

E-signatures that work on a phone.

An interactive signature pad tuned for touch — your clients sign on the beach, in the car, or at the rehearsal dinner. You counter-sign on yours. Document locks instantly.

No DocuSign add-on · mobile-first · branded PDFs on both sides
How it works

Three taps to a fully-executed deal.

Client signs. You counter-sign. Document locks. No third-party DocuSign account on either side.

01 / Sign

Client signs on the touch-friendly pad

Signature pad tuned for touch — finger on phone, stylus on tablet, mouse on laptop. Works in any browser.

02 / Counter-sign

You add your name + signature

Your sign-off shows as the official second signature. Required to fully execute a contract.

03 / Lock

Document is permanent

Once both parties sign, the contract is locked — no more edits. Both sides get a branded PDF.

What you can do

Built for how clients actually sign.

They're signing from a phone at midnight. The pad has to be smooth, the legal weight has to be real, and the workflow has to lock when complete.

Touch-tuned signature pad

Mobile-first interactive pad

The signature pad is calibrated for finger-on-phone smoothness. No DocuSign-style detour into a third-party tool, no separate account for your client to create.

Counter-signature

Both parties sign, document locks

After your client signs, you add your name + signature to fully execute. Once counter-signed, the document is permanent — both sides get a branded PDF.

Branded PDFs

Same document for both parties

Both quotes and contracts export as clean, branded PDFs with your logo, color, and contact info. Client and you get the same file.

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Works on quotes AND contracts

Both surfaces have the same signature pad. Quotes get an acceptance signature; contracts get a full counter-signed execution.

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Stored in immutable version snapshot

Each signature is captured into the version snapshot of the document it signed — even if you revise later, the signed version is preserved.

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Fully-executed lock

Once counter-signed, the document can't be edited. You'd have to send a revised version that gets re-signed by both parties.

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No third-party DocuSign account

Your client doesn't create an account anywhere. You don't pay a DocuSign subscription. Signatures are built in.

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Visible to client in portal

Your client sees the signature pad inside the client portal — same page where they review and accept the quote or contract.

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Counter-signature visible to client

Once you counter-sign, your name and signature appear on the document for both parties — your client sees the deal is sealed.

Real-world examples

Signatures that fit real life.

Beach. Car. Rehearsal dinner. Office. They sign where they are.

Bride signs from her phone during her commute

Bride opens the contract email on the subway, signs with her thumb on the signature pad, hits submit before her stop. Photographer gets notified.

Mobile-tuned pad means no 'I'll do it when I get to a computer' delay.

Photographer counter-signs at home, deal locked

Photographer opens the workspace at 10pm. Client already signed earlier. Photographer counter-signs, document locks, both parties get branded PDFs.

Fully executed without anyone touching DocuSign or printing anything.

Caterer re-sends a revised contract; old signatures preserved

Caterer needs to add an extra menu line. Re-opens the contract, makes the edit, re-sends. New signatures required — but the old signed version is preserved in version history.

Audit trail intact; both parties always see exactly what was signed when.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do clients need a DocuSign account?+
No. Signatures are built into QuotePilot. Your client signs directly on the quote or contract with no third-party account, no detour, no extra cost.
Does the signature work on mobile?+
Yes — it's mobile-first. The pad is calibrated for finger-on-phone smoothness. Most clients sign from their phone in under 30 seconds.
What happens after both sides sign?+
The contract is fully executed and locked. Both parties get a branded PDF. No more edits without re-sending and re-signing.
Are the signatures legally binding?+
Yes. Electronic signatures are legally binding under the ESIGN Act (US), eIDAS (EU), and equivalent laws in most jurisdictions. We capture timestamp, IP address, and signature image for the audit trail.
Can I revise after signing?+
Yes. You'd send a revised version that requires both parties to re-sign. The old signed version is preserved in version history — your audit trail stays intact.
Where is the signature stored?+
Inside the immutable version snapshot of the document it signed. Even if you revise later, the signed version with its signatures is preserved permanently.
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Mobile-tuned pad · counter-signature · locked PDFs · 14-day free trial