Select or Assign Signers

 

Once all documents have been uploaded, the next step in creating a package is entering signer information. Depending on whether your package includes a signing template, you are brought to either the Assign Signers to Roles screen or Select Signers screen: 

 

Assign Signers to Roles Screen

 

 

Select Signers Screen

 

 
     

 

Packages that include a signing template bring users to the Assign Signers to Roles screen. This screen allows you to modify default signer role information already associated with the included signing template. For example, you can change a signer role's default signer name and email address.  

 

Packages that do not include a signing template bring users to the Select Signers screen. This screen allows you to enter new signer information or search for signers already in your eDOCSignature system.  

 

Assign Signers to RolesAssign Signers to Roles

 

 

 

To protect identity during the signing process, it is recommended that you use only one signer per email address. To accommodate signers that share an email, the following best practice is recommended:

 

  • Assign the first signer to "Group 1." 
  • Assign the second signer to "Group 2."
  • Call each signer separately to deliver their authorization codes.

 

This process will send an email notification to the first signer. After the first signer has completed the signing process, an email notification will be sent to the second signer. 

 

 

 

When a package is sent, a notification is sent to each signer. There are four message notification types in eDOCSignature from which you can select when sending packages out for signing: Public, TextPrivate, and No Email:

 

  • Email – An email notification is sent to the signer. The email includes a hyperlink that brings the signer to the eDOCSignature signing pages.
  • Text – A text message notification is sent to the signer. The text message includes a hyperlink that brings the signer to the eDOCSignature signing pages. This feature must be enabled by eDOC Client Development before it can be selected.   
  • Home Banking – An email notification is sent to the signer informing them to log in to their home banking site. Once logged in, the signer can view an additional message containing more information that has been transmitted to the home banking site via the message submission API. This additional message contains the hyperlink that brings the signer to eDOCSignature's signing pages. 
  • No Email – No email notification is sent to the signer. This option is mostly used for in-person (i.e. in-branch) signing

 

 

 

An authentication code is a security tool that can be used to help verify the identity of a signer. When an authorization code is entered for a signer, an email is sent to that signer containing the authorization code. During the document signing process, the signer is prompted for this code and must enter it before proceeding any further. Authentication codes can be a combination of up to six letter and numbers.

 

 

 

Grouping order refers to the order in which signers receive a document for signing. For example, if two signers are set to be included in "Group 1" and one signer is set to be included in "Group 2," the signer in "Group 2" will not receive the document for signing until both signers in "Group 1" have completed the signing process. 

 

 

 

ID Check allows you to verify a signer's identity before the document signing process occurs using one of the methods described below. Access to each ID Check method is subscription-based and must be enabled by a member of the eDOC Client Development team. 

 

IDology is an out-of-wallet service that screens signers using their personal information and a series of personalized questions. The service scours billions of public data records to intelligently derive tactful, non-invasive quesitons to authenticate an identity. 



For each question, the signer has the option to choose "None of the Above" or "Skip the Question." Based on the number of questions answered correctly, your business can approve or deny the transaction. Once IDology confirms the signer's identity, they proceed to complete the signing process.

 

IDPal verifies a signer's identity by matching the information on their passport or driver's license with public data records. It also performs a "likeness test" using the signer's passport or driver's license photo and a current photo. Signers are sent a link to download the ID-Pal application on their mobile device. Once downloaded, signers use the application to upload a copy of their passport or driver's license as well as a current photo. 

 

 

When IDPal confirms the signer's identity using the personal information and photos, they proceed to complete the signing process. A copy of the signer's Client Due Diligence Report is included with the completed package.

 

  

 

 

 

Note: If you select Text as your message notification type, the personal message you enter will not appear in the text message notification sent to signers. 

 

 

Notes

– There is a fee associated with enabling payment requests in eDOCSignature. For more information, contact eDOC Client Development

– Payment collection is managed by Helcim. You must have a Helcim account before requesting payments through eDOCSignature.

 

 

 

-OR-

 

Select SignersSelect Signers

 

 

 

To protect identity during the signing process, it is recommended that you use only one signer per email address. To accommodate signers that share an email, the following best practice is recommended:

 

  • Assign the first signer to "Group 1." 
  • Assign the second signer to "Group 2."
  • Call each signer separately to deliver their authorization codes.

 

This process will send an email notification to the first signer. After the first signer has completed the signing process, an email notification will be sent to the second signer. 

 

 

 

When a package is sent, a notification is sent to each signer. There are four message notification types in eDOCSignature from which you can select when sending packages out for signing: Public, TextPrivate, and No Email:

 

  • Email – An email notification is sent to the signer. The email includes a hyperlink that brings the signer to the eDOCSignature signing pages.
  • Text – A text message notification is sent to the signer. The text message includes a hyperlink that brings the signer to the eDOCSignature signing pages. This feature must be enabled by eDOC Client Development before it can be selected.   
  • Home Banking – An email notification is sent to the signer informing them to log in to their home banking site. Once logged in, the signer can view an additional message containing more information that has been transmitted to the home banking site via the message submission API. This additional message contains the hyperlink that brings the signer to eDOCSignature's signing pages. 
  • No Email – No email notification is sent to the signer. This option is mostly used for in-person (i.e. in-branch) signing

 

 

 

An authentication code is a security tool that can be used to help verify the identity of a signer. When an authorization code is entered for a signer, an email is sent to that signer containing the authorization code. During the document signing process, the signer is prompted for this code and must enter it before proceeding any further. Authentication codes can be a combination of up to six letter and numbers.

 

 

 

ID Check allows you to verify a signer's identity before the document signing process occurs using one of the methods described below. Access to each ID Check method is subscription-based and must be enabled by a member of the eDOC Client Development team. 

 

IDology is an out-of-wallet service that screens signers using their personal information and a series of personalized questions. The service scours billions of public data records to intelligently derive tactful, non-invasive quesitons to authenticate an identity. 



For each question, the signer has the option to choose "None of the Above" or "Skip the Question." Based on the number of questions answered correctly, your business can approve or deny the transaction. Once IDology confirms the signer's identity, they proceed to complete the signing process.

 

IDPal verifies a signer's identity by matching the information on their passport or driver's license with public data records. It also performs a "likeness test" using the signer's passport or driver's license photo and a current photo. Signers are sent a link to download the ID-Pal application on their mobile device. Once downloaded, signers use the application to upload a copy of their passport or driver's license as well as a current photo. 

 

 

When IDPal confirms the signer's identity using the personal information and photos, they proceed to complete the signing process. A copy of the signer's Client Due Diligence Report is included with the completed package.

 

  

 

 

 

Grouping order refers to the order in which signers receive a document for signing. For example, if two signers are set to be included in "Group 1" and one signer is set to be included in "Group 2," the signer in "Group 2" will not receive the document for signing until both signers in "Group 1" have completed the signing process. 

 

 

 

 Note: If you select Text as your message notification type, the personal message you enter will not appear in the text message notification sent to signers. 

 

 

Notes

– There is a fee associated with enabling payment requests in eDOCSignature. For more information, contact eDOC Client Development

– Payment collection is managed by Helcim. You must have a Helcim account before requesting payments through eDOCSignature.