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Sending Invoices and Estimates for E-Signature

Everything you need to know about emailing your invoices and estimates for Electronic Signature or E-sig.

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Written by Catherine
Updated over a year ago

Take your customer management to the next level with the ability to send invoices and estimates for e-signature via email or SMS message. This feature is only available on the Pro Plan and will allow your customers to:

  • Sign an invoice or estimate directly from their email or SMS message.

  • Forward their signed paperwork back to your GorillaDesk account with just a click.

  • Download a signed copy of their paperwork.

Here's how it works:

First, open any invoice or estimate that is not in Paid or Won status. Then, click the Send drop-down and select Email for e-Sig or SMS for e-Sig.

After sending, your customers will be able to sign their invoice or estimate by clicking on the Preview & Sign link provided.

After a signature has been submitted, you can view the signed paperwork in your GorillaDesk account.


You can also enable notifications for e-signed invoices and estimates.


Customizing your e-signature emails & SMS (Optional):


Now that you know how to send your invoices and estimates for e-signature, let's see how you can customize your email & SMS templates.

First, open your Settings, and under Email and SMS Templates, select 'System'.

Then you can choose to customize:

  • Invoice Request e-Signature

  • Invoice: Automatic Copy after E-Sign

  • Estimate: Request e-Signature

  • Estimate: Automatic Copy after e-Sign

Editing each of those templates will determine how those messages will appear to your customers before and after they sign.



You can edit your templates in the field to the right while looking at a live preview on the left-hand side.

Once your emails are customized to your liking, click Save, and voila! You're ready to make accepting signatures easier than ever.


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