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Using E-Signatures

Using the e-signatures feature for Funds and SPVs in the Venture360 platform

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Written by Rachel Diaz
Updated this week

Creating E-Signature Documents in Venture360

Objective

This SOP outlines the steps to create and manage e-signature documents using the Venture360 platform, ensuring all necessary fields and settings are configured correctly.

Key Steps

1. Accessing E-Signature Settings 0:24

  • Navigate to your fund or SPV.

  • Click on the name of the SPV you want to work with.

  • Select 'e-signatures' from the options.

2. Preparing the Document 0:32

  • Create a new set of subscription documents (e.g., 'Panda2 SPV').

  • Drag and drop your SPV PDF into the designated area and click 'open' to prepare the document.

3. Setting Up Text Fields 0:58

  • Start placing text fields on your document.

  • Delete the default 'Client' role and rename it to 'Admin' and 'Investor'.

  • Ensure the 'Admin' role is set to 'Sign by Admin' and marked as required.

4. Duplicating Required Fields 2:19

  • Duplicate the required fields for the Admin role as needed.

5. Adding Investor Fields 2:47

  • Scroll to the section where the investor will sign.

  • Add a text field for the investor's name and mark it as required.

6. Populating Capital Commitment 3:02

  • Add a text block for the capital commitment amount.

  • Use the variable 'Investor Capital Commitment' to populate this field.

7. Adding Date and Signature Fields 3:43

  • Add a date field and assign it to the Investor.

  • Ensure the signature field is marked as required and assigned to the Investor.

8. Adding Optional Fields 4:15

  • Duplicate any optional fields as needed, ensuring they are not marked as required.

9. Importing Tax ID 4:38

  • Add a text block for the Investor's Tax ID.

  • Use the variable for 'Investor SSN or Tax ID' to populate this field.

10. Finalizing Document Fields 5:10

  • Add an address field for the investor and mark it as required.

11. Setting Signing Order 5:26

  • Adjust the signing order if necessary by toggling the settings and dragging the fields.

12. Saving the Document 6:06

  • Click 'save and close' to finalize the document setup.

13. Sending the Document for Signatures 6:23

  • Click 'send' and select the recipient from the dropdown.

  • Confirm the document name and click 'Confirm and Request Signatures'.

14. Confirming Document Sent 7:04

  • Check the investor list to confirm that the documents have been sent for signing.

15. Accessing Signed Documents 7:17

  • In the investor's e-signatures tab, verify that the documents are available for signing.

Cautionary Notes

  • Ensure all required fields are marked correctly to avoid delays in the signing process.

  • Double-check the signing order to ensure proper workflow.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Use the duplicate function for similar fields to save time.

  • Familiarize yourself with the variable names to streamline the document setup process.

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