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How do I sign my documents?
So, you just received an eSignature request, but aren't sure what to do next. Don't worry! This article will explain:
- How to sign documents
- How to edit your name or signature in DocuSign
- How to view documents
- How you'll know when you're done signing
How to sign documents. You've received an email indicating that you have an eSignature request ready to be signed. The first thing you need to do is click "Review and Sign" in the email - this will bring you to the SimplyAgree landing page.
On the landing page, you will see the list of documents that are ready for your signature. When you're ready to begin signing, click on either of the two green buttons that say "Start Signing". 
You will then be taken into DocuSign where you can configure your signature and execute all of your signature pages.
How to edit your name or signature in DocuSign. If you open your eSignature request and realize you'd like to edit your name or style of signature, you can do that right in DocuSign. After clicking the green "Start signing" button, click on the first yellow square on the page that reads "Sign". Once you do, a pop-up box will appear. If you want to change your name or initials, you can do so by typing the corrected information in the text boxes at the top of the pop-up (highlighted in yellow below). And if you want to change the style of your signature, you can choose the "Change Style" option and choose a different style. Then click "Adopt and sign" and continue to execute your signature pages!
How to view documents. If the requesting attorney has opted to include the full text of the transaction document along with the eSignature request, you can view the document by clicking on the magnifying glass on the right-hand side of each listed document. Please note: If the attorney has not opted to include the full text of the transaction documents, the magnifying glasses will not appear on your screen.
How you'll know when you're done signing. Once you've signed all of the necessary pages, click the "Finish" button. SimplyAgree will let you know that you've successfully completed your signatures when the below "Done!" pop-up appears.
After you click "Continue", SimplyAgree will confirm that each document has been signed. At this point, your signatures have been returned to the requesting attorney.
