Lightico e-Signatures vs. Zoho Sign

With a pandemic it makes it easier to get signatures where meeting face to face isn’t possible. I’m sure where there is a wet signature required it wouldn’t be appropriate

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great for sending out duplicate forms to clients that require a signature, this is fine when you do not have to keep changing details on the form. What is limited is if we need to change elements that need to be signed or remove elements as the original form is loaded up as a Word document or PDF. There are a variety of selection options to ensure that the data fields can be customized to font color and size number of characters etc.

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• Collects secure signature repository
• User friendly UI makes document signature easy for even the most technically unsavvy people. I am shocked we don't get more calls asking us to talk customers through the documentation.
• Making uploading and retrieval of stips a breeze.

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• Easy use.
• Drag and drop for text-boxes.
• Quick upload of documents.

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• Saved users functionality
• Less click points

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• Page and element spacing can sometimes be different than expected.
• There should be more standardized fields for inserting into documents.

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DocuSign is a great product and widely accepted, but it is much more expensive, so we prefer Lightico

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DocuSign seems to be more commonly used and often times clients will ask if we can use that as opposed to Zoho Sign.

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• Great customer Service
• Ease of use
• Flexible

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• Zoho Sign was far more affordable for the simple uses we need. It simplified our processes at a very affordable price.

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