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Configuring your contracts for e-signature and your terms & conditions
Configuring your contracts for e-signature and your terms & conditions

Configuring your e-signature, contracts, and Terms & conditions

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Written by Camilo
Updated over 7 months ago

Step 1. Setting your E-sign settings

  • Navigate to the settings section.

  • Once in settings, click Contracts & E-sign.

  • You'll be directed to the E-sign settings section.

  • If you have more than one space, select the space that you would like to modify by clicking the box under the title "E-sign settings"

  • Click the white box to manually add your signature.

  • Enter the contract signatory's full name.

  • Add the signatory's job title.

  • Set the number of days the contract will expire after being sent.

  • If desired, add a welcome message for contracts. This message will appear at the top of the form received by the client.

Step 2. Creating a contract

You can create multiple contracts to associate with your plans or services. This allows you to link different contracts to various plans or services as needed,

  • Click "Contracts" under the "Contracts & E-Sign" settings.

  • If you have more than one space, select the space that you would like to modify by clicking the box under the title "Contracts"

  • In the upper right corner, click "Add a Template."

  • Click "Copy a Text" to start the process.

  • Paste or type your contract into the text editor.

    • You can use the parameters set in the left menu to insert specific information into your contract, you will find different fields related to the item, subscription, space, among others.

    • Under the Signatory section, you will find the fields to add your Signature (defined in the first step), job title, and full name.

  • Click "Save & Close"

  • Add the document name and click confirm

Step 3. Assigning a contract to a Plan or a Service

Note: This step applies to Plans or services already created, we will cover how to create them in the ​Configuring your plans, products, and passes article.

  • Open the settings menu.

  • Once in settings, click Inventory, and then click Plans & Products.

  • Locate the plan or service that you want to assign the contract

  • Click the 3 dots button, and click Edit

  • Scroll down to the Documents section

  • Select the document that you want to assign

  • Click Save & continue

  • Click Publish & Finish

Step 4. Uploading your terms and conditions

Terms and conditions are used for regular bookings where users can book an item for a few hours without needing to sign a contract. You can create and associate different terms and conditions with various items as needed. Customers must acknowledge these terms before proceeding with their booking.

  • Click "Terms & conditions " under the "Contracts & E-Sign" settings.

  • If you have more than one space, select the space that you would like to modify by clicking the box under the title "Terms & conditions"

  • In the upper right corner, click "Add a Template."

  • Select the option desired

    • Upload a PDF

      • Drag and drop your file to the window

      • Add the document name

      • Click confirm

    • Copy a text

      • Paste or type your terms & conditions into the text editor.

      • Click "Save & Close"

      • Add the document name and click confirm

Step 5. Assigning Terms and conditions to an element

Note: This step applies to Elements already created, we will cover how to create an element in the Configuring your workspace article.

  • Open the settings menu.

  • Once in settings, click Inventory, and then click Workspace.

  • Under the Inventory section, Locate the element that you want to assign the terms and conditions

  • Click the 3 dots button, and click Edit

  • Scroll down to the Documents section

  • Select the document that you want to assign

  • Click Save & continue

  • Click Finish
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Follow our next article to configure your workspace.

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