Formstack Sign vs. Zoho Sign

I like how fast the process is to send and receive my signed and completed paperwork. Certain companies that I do business with require a "wet signature" so it cannot be used every single time in my business

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I think Zoho is great for a smaller organization that needs a few documents signed. A larger organization that would use it on a daily basis may not like it because they would want an easier to use and more professional setup. For example:

• The document shows up as coming from Zoho Sign, which is not a professional look.
• There is no way to create a document within Zoho Sign. A document needs to be uploaded (or you can use a pre-uploaded template).

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• Exceptionally easy to use
• Intuitive - even users who aren't familiar with electronic signing have, with rare exception, had no difficulty using InsureSign
• Convenient

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• Shared organizational templates encourage corporate uniformity and standards.
• Centralized retention of the executed agreements.
• Orchestrated signing workflow with internal and external users.

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• It would be nice to add our own words or describe what is needed in the free form text box. This was a feature in a past version.

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• No concerns with it during my experience.

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Better functionality at a much more acceptable price. With Formstack, if we have issues (very rare) we can actually get a hold of someone - not so much with DocuSign.

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Much more affordable!

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• I've used Insuresign just 15 times in the last 30 days and saved 150 pages of paper and ink. I've also saved countless hours faxing, emailing , mailing and waiting and trying to get the client to sign and return the paperwork.

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• Allowed us to appear more more professional by sending out a fillable document instead of emailing a PDF.
• Saved us time by sending automated reminders to recipients reminding them to sign the document.

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