✍️ Terms & Signatures
Capture customer agreement to your terms and conditions with digital signatures.
Why Capture Signatures?
Digital signatures provide:
- Legal protection - Documented customer consent
- Clear expectations - Customer acknowledges repair terms
- Dispute resolution - Evidence of agreed terms
- Professional service - Streamlined intake process
What Can Be Signed?
Terms and Conditions
Customer agrees to your repair terms before work begins:
- Liability limitations
- Payment terms
- Data handling
- Collection policies
Repair Authorization
Customer authorizes specific work after viewing a quote:
- Confirms quoted price
- Authorizes parts replacement
- Accepts estimated timeline
Collection Confirmation
Customer confirms receipt when collecting:
- Device returned in described condition
- Outstanding balance paid
- Warranty terms explained
Capturing a Signature
During Order Creation
- Create the order
- At the signature step, hand device to customer
- Customer reads terms and signs on screen
- Signature saved to order
After Order Creation
- Open the order
- Click Request Signature
- Select the document type
- Customer signs on device
- Signature attached to order
Via Customer Portal
Customers can sign remotely:
- Send the customer their portal link
- They view the order and terms
- Sign digitally in the portal
- You're notified of the signature
Configuring Terms
Setting Up Your Terms
- Go to Settings → Company
- Find Terms and Conditions
- Enter your terms text
- Use formatting (bold, lists, etc.)
- Save
Multiple Term Sets
Configure different terms for:
- Repair orders
- Service orders
- Buyback orders
- Specific scenarios
Viewing Signatures
On the Order
- Open the order
- Go to Documents or Signatures section
- View captured signatures with:
- Timestamp
- Signer name
- IP address
- Device used
Signature Image
Click any signature to see:
- The signature image
- The document that was signed
- Geolocation (if available)
Signature Requirements
For a valid signature:
- Customer must scroll through/view terms
- Customer must provide their name
- Customer must draw their signature
- Timestamp and metadata recorded
Exporting Signatures
For records or disputes:
- Open the order
- Find the signature
- Click Download or Export
- PDF includes signature + terms + metadata
Best Practices
✅ Do
- Capture signatures before starting work
- Explain terms clearly to customers
- Keep terms concise and readable
- Test the signing flow regularly
❌ Don't
- Skip signatures for "quick" jobs
- Use overly complex legal language
- Forget to capture collection signatures
- Modify terms after signature
Troubleshooting
Customer Can't Sign
- Ensure device supports touch/mouse input
- Try a different browser
- Use the in-person signing option instead
Signature Not Saving
- Check internet connection
- Retry the signature capture
- Contact support if persistent
Next Steps
- Creating Orders - Full order workflow
- Customer Portal - Remote signatures