RightSignature Review

PROS: We can now get our clients to sign forms electronically. This is a big help for our business since we try to go the paperless route as much as possible. It's even better now that it can be linked to Clio account for quick access. With this, we can be efficient and link everything to a client who will be signing.

CONS: We're trying to be familiar with how the service works. We wanted to find a way to maximize it so it can meet our needs. Right now, we've yet to experience any dislikes. In the initial going, we signed up since it was publicly advertised in charging us $11.00 monthly. We weren't sure if it's really a yearly fee or that paying on a per-month basis is more expensive.

PROS: We're using RightSignature via BambooHR for a majority of our onboarding process. It's simple in sending docs electronically for signature. It's also useful for making quick reviews. Template setup was a cinch. Their customer support is always available if you need help with anything.

CONS: There have times when docs can't be opened within the browser as one full page. Some employees are complaining how hard to doc is to read. It would entail scrolling to reach one end of the page and then moving on to the next.

PROS: What's great with RightSignature software is its intuitiveness. It's simple but does a great job in delivering documents that needs signing. Our clients aren't required to do any downloads, signing, printing, scanning, or e-mailing things back to us. For our business size, it's price point is reasonable.

CONS: I can't really say there's stuff that I hate with the product. So far, I haven't had any customer complaints. No quibs thus far on having to explain to anyone about having to do an "e-signature." It's commonly accepted nowadays.

PROS: Things are easier with RightSignatures. It's consistently rolling out new benefits so signature collection is simpler and hassle-free. A reasonably priced option compared to other solutions for more than 10 people. I like the fact that every signer comes in a different color. It's an ingenius approach of knowing the doc has been signed by more than one person.

CONS: At the moment, it's impossible to send more than one file or sharing templates simulteanously with other people. For instance, if I want to send out a couple PDFs (separately) for someone to sign, I'd either have to mix the PDF in Acrobat format initially or send each single document out. The process itself is too painful to bear. RightSignature won't let anyone under a business account share templates. If it so happens there are several users in one office sending out the same forms, every template form made will need to be done for each user.

PROS: We prefer having the ability to make use of a mobile app in signature acquisition. Having the ability to customize the field in terms of size/date/text/signature and others is awesome. We have yet to make revisions on docs to suit RightSignature.

CONS: It may be a small inconvenience but it'd be a treat if we won't have to constantly type each signer's e-mail address. Things would've been efficient to have the listed names saved. This would reduce the time it takes to prep any document.

PROS: I love how RightSignature can directly integrate with my FreshBooks acconting system. Through RightSignature, I can create an entire method of dealing with contracts. I can make an estimate within my system, attach necessary links to my conditions/terms, and then importing them straight to RightSignature. In just a matter of clicks, it's already being sent to a client for signature.

CONS: It's been a week since I've made use of RightSignature. So far, no complaints.

PROS: We operate as a property management firm. Fed Ex lost a huge chunk of business when ended up signing on wiht RightSignature. The tool ave us the ability to carry out lease signings from long-distance. It's all done in an efficient and simple manner. When in the mdidle of a meeting with prospective residents out in the field, its mobile app gave us the chance to send applications/templated-sourced forms from our mobile devices.

CONS: We wanted to operate PDT forms with active fiels via Adobe to "flatten" out the form. We're doing it before running it through RightSignature. It'd be a nice touch to operate on a certain interface in pushing active documents from Adobe to RightSignature. All this without resetting the signature fields.