Sign a Word Document

Posted by RPost on October 26th, 2022

Developing utilization of electronic signatures or eSignatures implies a shift toward a paperless climate in accordance with the fast computerized change wave. It additionally seems OK as individuals are diminutive of time and electronic signatures are quick, helpful, and easy to use for reports like structures, deals, arrangements, or any legitimate business.

Most organizations use Microsoft Word for everything - be it representative arrangements, onboarding, buy requests, or agreements. What's more, setting up an agreement or understanding structure in Word to get it marked electronically is a simple cycle.

RApp, a fitting and play Online endorsement work area application assists you with doing that. It empowers the clients of RSign, a worldwide eSignature arrangement from RPost, to send structures and reports for Online endorsement with a couple of straightforward snaps straightforwardly from their Windows work area, Microsoft Office applications, (Word, Succeed, Powerpoint) as well as any work area or web application that interfaces with a printer. This is the way to make it happen.

How to Sign a Word Document with RApp

Creating an electronic signature and getting a contract signed in Microsoft Word is a simple three-step process in RApp.

• Once you are finished working on your document, simply navigate to the RPost tab that is seamlessly embedded within your Microsoft Word application. It will take you to the RApp interface.
•  Select your preferred method to send. If you have already created a template or a rule, simply choose it from your library.
• Add recipients’ names and other details, customize your message and subject if you need to, and send. You are done!

• Your recipients will get a link in their email from RSign to sign electronically – something like the below. They just need to click the link to open the document on their device and follow the instructions. It works across all devices and your recipients don’t need to download or sign-up for anything.

For more information: https://rsign.com/learn/sign-a-word-document