Counters and branches
Plan a guided signing step for a customer who is already working with your staff at a service counter or branch.
Support an assisted signing journey on a shared or controlled device. Use a valid host or operator context, track the session and keep completed records connected to the agreement workflow.
Confirm the applicable plan, role, permissions and configuration before rollout.
Choose this approach when a staff member helps the signer complete a document during an interaction.
Plan a guided signing step for a customer who is already working with your staff at a service counter or branch.
Organize assisted signing during an on-site visit, inspection or field appointment using a controlled device.
Build a repeatable assisted journey around the document and the people responsible for that interaction.
Decide who manages incomplete sessions, who can access completed records and how staff prepare the shared device for the next interaction.
Use in-person signing when an operator assists the signer on a shared or controlled device.
Consider self-service signing and Web Forms when a signer needs to initiate an eligible flow.
Review Agreement Workspace for the agreement record and the audit trail guide for signing evidence.
In-person signing is a host-guided signing workflow on a shared or controlled device. A valid host or operator context is required before document visibility, and session activity and status can be tracked.
In-person signing is guided by a host or operator. A self-service link lets a signer initiate an eligible template or workflow. Choose the flow that fits how your staff and signers will participate.
No. Do not treat the device or the presence of a host as proof that every identity requirement has been met. Confirm the identity and evidence controls required for your workflow and account configuration.
Compare current plans and discuss your intended workflow with eSignly. Availability depends on the applicable plan, account role, permissions and configuration. Confirm access before rolling out the process.