Simply upload a PDF or JPG of your work form, drag-and-drop a Signature field onto your form, and click save. Your digital forms can be easily equipped with electronic Signature fields in the GoFormz drag-and-drop form builder – no code or IT support required. Adding electronic Signature fields to your digital forms is as easy as drag-and-drop Signature fields can instantly clear if further edits are made to a formĭigital forms and simple logic not only improve form completion, data accuracy, and signature capture, but also provide clients, partners, and colleagues with a more professional, modern experience. Your Signature fields can dynamically change color, effectively highlighting the fieldĪdditional Signature fields can be made Visible based on entered data or field selections Your electronic Signature fields can even be configured to guide signature capture, for example:Įlectronic Signature fields can be made Required or even dynamically Required, in response to a selected field or entered data (e.g.
These digital forms can be filled out on phones, tablets, and computers, and can easily capture electronic Signatures fields. To avoid these common obstacles and frustrations, businesses are leveraging digital forms equipped with simple logic, to ensure forms are completed accurately, correctly, and comprehensively.
Once the form has been signed, teams are then faced with further transportation, delivery, and processing demands, wasting time and budget.Īdding to these frustrations, signed forms are often completed incorrectly or incompletely forcing teams to start from scratch and regather signatures – wasting further time and budget. With these outdated resources, teams often need to hand-deliver forms to job sites, customer locations, franchise locations, and back-offices, to collect a simple signature. Seamlessly collect electronic Signature fields using digital forms on phones, tablets, and computersĬollecting signatures and authorizations is often made difficult by the time-consuming, manual nature of paper forms and rigid PDFs.
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