What is Overage?

All plans come with a standard 10 documents per month for users to use, which you can customize according to your company’s needs. Overage is then applied to any document package you send after you’ve used all of your plan’s allotted amount. If you increased your document package to 1200 documents per month but end up using 1205 during your subscription period, then those five extra documents are charged an additional $3.75 CAD/$3.50 USD per document.

How do I avoid an Overage fee?

To help you avoid overage fees, Signority sends you an email notification once you have used 80% of your available amount of document packages.

If you need many more document packages than you had originally anticipated, you can upgrade your plan at a prorated amount under My Account >> Manage Plan.

Does Signority Refund Unused Document Packages

 

Signority does not offer refunds.

If you have purchased a subscription plan, the document packages included with that plan are only good for the subscription period.

If you fail to remember to cancel your account before your subscription date you will be charged for the next subscription period.

What Happens When I Cancel My Subscription?

 

When you cancel your subscription with Signority, your account will be suspended at the end of your current billing cycle. What does this mean?

  1. You cannot send any new documents for signing
  2. Any documents sent out for signing prior to your subscription cancellation can be completed up to their expiry date.
  3. Thirty (30) days after your subscription has been cancelled, all documents in your account will be deleted as per our privacy policy.
  4. Your account will still be accessible for 2 years afterwards should you decide to reactivate it.

If you plan on cancelling your account, we recommend that you:

  • Cancel 48 hours prior to your renewal date
  • Make sure you have downloaded any documents you wish to keep copies of.
  • Ensure you have ceased sending out any signature requests at least 3 days prior to cancelling your account.

 

Sign Date Tag

 

Available With: All Team Plans

The Sign Date Tag will auto-connect to the Signature tag that has been assigned to the same signer it is.  When the signer enters their signature the date tag will automatically populate with the date the signature was applied.  This tag is locked as ‘read-only’, so the signer cannot modify or manipulate the date that appears.

To use the Sign Date Tag:

  1. You will find it in the Tag Selection on the left side of the Document Design Page

  2. Once you have placed the tag, it will automatically assign itself to the Signature Tag of the signer it is associated with, as shown below.

  3. Once the signer applies their signature that day’s date will appear in the Sign Date Tag and will be locked and not editable by the signer.

Lock a Tag and Make it Read Only

 

Available With: All Team Plans

If you need to lock a tag and make the content ‘read only’ you can do that in a few simple steps.

  1. Place the tag where you need it.
  2. Click on the tag and then select the gear icon
  3. In the window that pops up you will see the Read Only option as below.  Check the box to lock the tag and its content. Leave it unchecked to allow the signer to modify or update the content.

  4. If you lock the tags you will see a lock icon appear in the tag like in the image below.

  5. And if you select multiple tags you can lock, or unlock, them all at once using the options that appear in the right sidebar.

Copy as a New Document

 

Available with: All Individual & Team Plans

Copying a document  is useful for documents that are sent out occasionally and do not warrant a template. 

When making a copy you have three options available to you. You can:

  1. Create a new copy containing only the document files
  2. Create a new copy containing the document files, the tags, and the workflow
  3. Create a new copy containing the document files, the tags, workflow, and the same recipients.

 

How to Copy as a New Document

  1. First go to your documents folder (1), check the box beside the document you wish to make a copy of (2), and in the menu that appears above click on “More(3).
     
  2. In the sub-menu select Copy as a New Document.

  3. A window will pop up and offer you the three selections listed above in a dropdown menu. Select the option you want to use and then click the blue Copy button.
  4. A copy of the will appear at the top of the Documents Folder list, its name appended and the box beside it checked. This checked box has the menu above appear so you can now rename the document. (1) The original document will still be in the list below. (2)

You will see in the example above I chose the second option. This copied the document files, tags, and workflow but did not copy the recipients. This is why no one is listed in the recipients column.

And that is how you make a Copy as a New Document.