What is DocuSign?

DocuSign is a company that provides electronic signature technology and digital transaction management services. The platform allows users to sign, send, and manage documents electronically, eliminating the need for physical paperwork and manual signatures. DocuSign is widely used in various industries for streamlining and automating the document signing process, making it faster, more efficient, and more secure.

It is commonly utilized in business and legal contexts, including real estate transactions, financial agreements, human resources processes, and more.

It aims to simplify and expedite the document approval and signing process while providing a secure and legally recognized electronic signature solution.

Here's how DocuSign typically works:

Document Creation: Users upload a document or create one within the DocuSign platform.

Recipient Identification: Users specify who needs to sign the document and where the signatures are required.

Sending the Document: DocuSign sends notifications to recipients with a link to access the document. Recipients can view the document and sign electronically.

Electronic Signature: Recipients can sign the document electronically using a mouse, stylus, or even their finger on a touchscreen device. DocuSign ensures the authenticity of the signature.

Document Completion: Once all parties have signed, the document is considered complete, and DocuSign provides a legally binding and secure copy of the executed document.