GetSign is a powerful tool that enables you to easily create, send, sign and track eDigital Signatures using your monday.com boards. Whether you need to create purchase orders, price quotes, contracts or agreements, GetSign has you covered. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to install and use GetSign:
Installing GetSign
Go to the monday.com App marketplace and search for “GetSign”.
Click on the “Add to your account” button.
Follow the authorization process to install the app.
Once installed, navigate to the board where you want to use GetSign.
Click on any existing item or create a new item.
Click on the “+” button to add a view and select GetSign.
Uploading a document
Click on the “Get Started” button in the item view.
You will be redirected to a new page where you need to authorize GetSign.
Upload your document (agreements or contracts) that you need to be signed.
Map the columns to store the information in the board.
Fill in the sender name, email, email title, and message.
Mapping of board columns
Navigate to the board view and click on the “+” button to create new columns for your board. Consider adding columns for “status,” “email,” and “files”.
Once you have added the columns, go to the item view and select the “GetSign” tab.
On the “GetSign” tab, you will see a list of columns. You can map each column to the corresponding board column you created in step 1.
Once you have mapped all of the columns, click on the “Save” button to save your changes.
Mapping out fields
Click on the “Edit” button to add the fields into the document for signing.
Select the receiver and sender fields.
Once all the important information is filled in, click on “Save”.
Signing and sending a document
You can click on “Sign” if you want to sign the document.
Alternatively, you can send the document to the receiver. **Note that the receiver email is defined in the email column of the board.
Once the receiver views and signs the document, the status in the board and item view will be updated in real-time.
Automation based on statuses
One of the great features of Getsign is that it updates the status of the signing process in real-time. As soon as the receiver views and signs the document, the status is updated automatically. You can take advantage of this feature by using monday.com automation based on the statuses. Here’s how:
Notify when the document has been signed
Go to the board where you have set up Getsign.
Click on the automation button in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Click on “Create automation” and select “When status changes to…”.
Choose the status for the trigger
Select the status that reflects when the document has been signed by the receiver.
Click on “Add action” and select “Notify someone”.
Select the person to notify
Choose the person or people who should be notified when the document is signed.
Customize the message that they will receive.
Notify when the signing process is completed
Follow the same steps as above, but this time, choose the status that reflects when the signing process is completed.
Select the person or people who should be notified when the process is completed.
Customize the message that they will receive.
With these automations in place, you can streamline your document workflows even further. You’ll be able to keep everyone in the loop and ensure that documents are signed and processed quickly and efficiently.
Updating a document
Create a new item, go to the item view, and upload the new document. This will be the new template, and any new item created will use this as a base. **Note that previously uploaded and signed documents are final and will not be updated.
Once the new document is uploaded, you can follow the above steps on how to assign fields and sign the document.
This is what the receiver receives in the email;
Receiver signature;
Item view after document has been signed by both parties;
GetSign is a user-friendly eDigital Signature tool that allows you to manage your document workflows effortlessly on monday.com. Try it out today and see how it can help streamline your business processes.