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Using 'Unsign & edit'

Find out more about making changes to your contracts if you've already sent it out for signing.

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Written by Jimmy Mooring
Updated over a week ago

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If, after sending a contract out for signature, you've noticed an amendment that needs to be made or an error in the text, you can use Juro's Unsign & Edit function to recall the document and notify the parties that further updates are required.

πŸ’‘ NOTE:The Unsign & Edit feature cannot be used for fully signed contracts.


Using Unsign & Edit βͺ


A contract can be edited at any time before it has been signed by either of the parties.

Once a party has signed, their signature will need to be revoked for any further edits to be made. To do this:

1. Click the Document members icon to open the SIGNATORIES tab

2. Next to the SIGNATORIES heading, click Can Sign + and select Unsign & edit from the dropdown menu.

3. A notification will appear to let you know that you're about to remove a signature. You can add a message for the counterparty to let them know this is happening.

To remove the signatory, click the Unsign & Edit button.

At this point, Juro will prompt you also lock the document to prevent any further changes from being made to the contract until you resend it for signature.

Where a contract has approvers assigned, and the changes have been made after the contract has been approved, the contract will need to be re-sent for approval.

πŸ’β€β™€οΈ As always, our Support Team is happy to help you with anything further if needed. Start a chat with us right here by clicking the Intercom button in the bottom-right-hand corner of this page.

Alternatively, you can email your query to support@juro.com πŸš€

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