Use cases.
Who sends an NDA.
A non-disclosure agreement is a legally binding contract that establishes confidential information cannot be shared with third parties without consent. Pick your line of work to see how the signing flow fits it.
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Freelancers
You bill by the project. Every minute spent dragging fields into a contract is unbilled time you could be working on the next gig.
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Consultants
Your engagements are high-trust, high-stakes, and frequent. Clients need to sign yesterday and you need an audit trail tomorrow.
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Coaches
Onboarding a new client should take five minutes, not fifty. The intake forms, the agreement, the cancellation policy, all on the same device, same session.
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Startups
Speed is the only moat. Contractor agreements, NDAs, advisor agreements, same templates, every time, signed without friction.
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Real estate agents
Closings hinge on speed and accuracy. A signature platform that finds every field across a 40-page lease is the difference between a Friday close and a Monday escalation.
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Agencies
You sign a hundred contracts a month across clients, contractors, and partners. The detection step alone reclaims days a year.
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Lawyers
Engagement letters, NDAs, retainer agreements, every page needs initials, every signature needs an audit certificate. Detection that does the placement makes intake feel like the rest of your practice.
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Property managers
You turn units, chase renewals, and sign a lease for every move-in. Every minute spent dragging fields onto a 30-page lease is a minute the unit sits vacant.
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Accountants
Your hours are the product, billed to the tenth. Time spent placing signature and date boxes onto an engagement letter is time you can never invoice back.
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Contractors
You are on a job site, not behind a desk. Dragging fields onto a work agreement from your phone is unbilled time that should have been a signed change order.
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Recruiters
You place candidates on a clock, and offers go stale fast. Manually setting up signature fields on every offer letter is unbilled overhead between you and a filled req.
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Web designers
You bill for design, not admin. Every minute spent dragging signature and initial boxes onto a project contract is time that never makes it onto the invoice.