Tungsten SignDoc vs. Zoho Sign

For signing settlement agreements after a successful virtual mediation where the parties are not in the same room. Also, it is good for when you first interact with a new client and need the client to sign a retainer agreement.

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If your business needs an electronic signing software, then I recommend Zoho Sign because it has all the great features. It ensures fast and secure document signing and, most importantly, it is legally binding.

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• easy to share with clients
• easy to navigate
• easy to use

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• Shared organizational templates encourage corporate uniformity and standards.
• Centralized retention of the executed agreements.
• Orchestrated signing workflow with internal and external users.

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• It can be balky on occasion

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• It integrates from sign to the CRM (in that order) poorly. To have the doc associated with the contact it can ONLY come from the CRM.

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The UI is easy and using Zoho Sign is easy too.

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We use these products hand in hand. I've used other e-signature software, but it's not listed.

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Price is important but it has all the same features as some of the main brand names on the market which makes this package ideal for small businesses and larger ones looking at costs. The advantage we find is that we can edit forms with drop-down boxes and preset answers for the forms. Each entry field can be customized by data type and length or allow the client to enter their own answers.

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• We use it with confidence
• Efficient
• Easy to Use

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• Allowed us to appear more more professional by sending out a fillable document instead of emailing a PDF.
• Saved us time by sending automated reminders to recipients reminding them to sign the document.

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