PDF signatures

Upload a PDF. Send it for signature. Keep the signed record.

The core EzSignoff workflow: any PDF you already have, signed by the people you add, with a completed copy and record kept together.

Tamper-evident PDF Clear audit trail Free for eligible nonprofits and charities

Why this matters

Most document-signing tools are built for large departments. If you just need one PDF signed by one or two people, you want a short path: upload, send, sign, keep.

What gets recorded

  • The document fingerprint (SHA-256)
  • Signer name, email and signature method
  • Signing time in UTC and local time
  • IP address and unique reference ID
  • The sealed completed PDF

How it works

From PDF to signed record in three steps

01

Upload and invite

Upload a PDF, add the signer, and send a secure signing invitation.

02

Review and sign

The signer reviews the document and adds a typed or drawn signature.

03

Seal and record

EzSignoff finalizes the document and keeps the signed copy and audit record.

Common examples

  • Service agreements
  • Board resolutions
  • Policy acknowledgements
  • Client forms
  • Approval documents

Questions people ask

What kinds of PDFs can I send?

Standard PDF documents. Upload the file you already use; EzSignoff prepares it for signing.

Do signers need an account?

No. Signers use a secure emailed link and sign in the browser without registering.

How many signers can a document have?

You can add multiple signers to a document. Each receives their own link and the record shows each signature.

How is the signed document delivered?

The sealed PDF is available for download, and the completion email includes a download link that expires after a set number of days.

Is the completed document tamper-evident?

Completed documents are digitally sealed so later changes to the file can be detected.

Ready to get your document signed?

Start with a PDF and keep the signing process simple from beginning to end.

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