DocuSign Reviews - Page 99

This was simple process as I was buying my first home I wasn't always able to get out my realtor would need documents signed and would be able to jus send me the papers threw this software I'd sign and send it back all without leaving home

There wasn't anything that I disliked it was easy and simple with no hassel

I work with a lot of contracts where it's just not feasible to get the clients to come in and sign things. I feel safe and secure using the Docusign tools. It's quick and simple. None of my clients have ever had an issue either. I like that the layout is easy to use on a desktop or laptop as it is on a phone or tablet.

The only thing would probably be price...it might be pretty expensive for very small businesses or with small budgets, but it works well for us.

The simple click and sign function. The ability to sign and instantly and automatically send the signed documents to the originator.

I would say the only issues I've had were some bugs in the software in its early stages. It appears that has been fixed.

This software makes signing a document a breeze. In the past, I remember having to print, scan and then email a document. With Docusign both parties get the documents signed in an instant.

The one thing I believe I do not like much is that the signature itself is not really similar to my real signature, but I guess that as long as it is an approved and certified signature by Docusign, it is ok.

Love that we can create custom templates depending on need. Information is saved and easy to find when needed.

Wish that it was easier to connect directly to programs that we use. Saving contracts etc

What I like the most about this software is the convenience of it. The software makes it very easy to e-sign a document. Gone are the days where you need to print out a doc, read it, sign it, scan it, and email it back.

What I like the least about the software is the time element. You only get a certain amount of time to sign the document, which can get a little annoying. Sometimes when I receive a document I want to read it and digest it for a few days before signing. A few times I have had to sign something where I did this, and when I go back a few days to sign it tells me the link has expired and then I need to go through the whole process over again.

As an account manager for large clients we need to get contracts signed fast. Docusign helped in getting contracts to my client on the same day and I very much liked the tracking of the document to see if the client had actually opened and read the contract.

Being honest, there was not any cons that I experienced using the software

I purchased 2 homes and used DocuSign exclusively when signing contracts and inspections. Very easy to utilize while on the go (i.e. while in the car).

I haven't come across anything I didn't like about the software. I can't attest to their customer service.

I absolutely LOVE this! This has completely changed how we get contracts signed. I can do the contracts in the office, then send them to my sales team to sign and once they sign, it goes straight to the customer to put their information in and sign. Once everyone has signed, everybody gets a signed copy delivered automatically.

The only thing that I would consider a con is that when you get ready to send contracts off to be signed, I have to highlight the areas that need to be filled in and signed every time, even though it is the same contract but with different names and addresses. I just wish it had a memory feature.

Ease of use is great, but it doesn't allow you to make changes or updates without eating into your monthly minimums. I tore through mine and the upcharges are not worth it, in my opinion.

Limited licenses. I only need it for me, but had a very busy month (champagne problems) and flew through my licenses. DocuSign wanted me to pay beyond my monthly fee to send more files. DotLoop did not.

We use this for all our releases, contracts, and NDAs. It’s simple to use, clients feel secure with it, etc.

There aren’t any cons to speak of. I’ve literally never had even one issue with it. I don’t use paper contracts at all.

I live DocuSign it's so quick to sign the documents you need without the Hassle of driving to places to sign so much quicker and easier

I mean their are really nothing bad I could say about it u can use on almost any device phone , tablet, pc,. Just great device

DocuSign is one of the best and easiest softwares to use. In the Covid era getting digital signatures is a must. DocuSign makes it very easy to request signatures and sign yourself. I anticipate using the system even when the work environment returns to normal.

DocuSign is a sophisticated system that doesn’t have many flaws. I have personally had a great experience with the system and have no cons.

Every time I hate more this service, worst service

By safety we ask for all charges in our credit card to be notified and authorized, but in ALL software in the world Docusign is the only one that do not notifies the unsuccessful charge and suddenly disrupt the service in the middle of the workday and takes 2 days to restore. Why not send an email and have a button: charge now? What's the problem!?

I totally appreciate this program with this climate change of working remotely. I have a lot of documentation that need signatures and due to me being at home I can’t physically get to the person. This saves time and still valid.

There’s nothing I would say I don’t like it because it’s a true game changer with remote working. I will keep it.

Very easy to use and would highly recommend to any who sends document which need signature

I personally don't have any cons, its an easy system and works great for what i need.

Simplicity of use for the clients and the ability to access history of documents between us for both sides

Electronic sign doesn’t allow upload of client signatures which annoys some clients and can undermine their faith in its security

Prior to docusign, I would email clients a pdf waiver, they'd have to do the old fashioned print, sign, scan and email back to me. Now with docusign, I have all of my waiver templates ready and directly send them to clients for virtual signature- much more streamline!

With the current lower cost plan I'm on, there is not an option to email clients a direct link to a specific document (rather, I have to log in to docusign, pull up the document and input the client email address). Not a big deal, but this means my client gets an extra email rather than just 1 email from me with my instructions plus a link to our waiver. I wish the link option was available in the lower tiered plans. Other than that, it's been a great experience using docusign.

Easy to sign contracts between two remote parties, keeps documents organized.

Just worry about the privacy and security of signed documents.

The ability to send sales agreements in emails to our new customers, in order for them to digitally sign them. It saved us a lot of time, instead of printing our sales agreements and personally visiting all our new fleet customers, it allowed us to do a site-visit to close the sale, then send the email at a later date. It also stores all your documents on the cloud, which helps reduce physical paper clutter in the office, although it would still be a good idea to print them off for safe-keeping.

Would like to see some pre-made templates for other types of business documents for our province. There could be liability involved which is understandable, but it would be amazing to have different legal documents templates that we could use for our smaller clients.

This is becoming a household name so people are happy to use it, and are usually familiar with how it works.

No issues as yet. Of course it could be more customizable just for me, but that is unrealistic.

I love how easy it is to upload a PDF file add mine and the clients name and send to them. It helps me look professional.

There really isn't anything I can say it bad about it. It does exactly what I need it to do.

The product us easy to use and I would highly recommend to any business that may require customers, vendors etc to complete forms.

There aren't any features that I don't like.