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Where provable signatures
earn their keep

One platform, applied to five kinds of paperwork that cannot afford ambiguity. Pick the one that looks like your week.

Real Estate

Close deals with every signature in order

Purchase agreements, leases, and disclosure packets involve several parties who have to sign in a specific sequence. LedgerSign runs the chain for you and keeps a record of every step.

What you send

  • Purchase agreements
  • Listing agreements
  • Residential leases
  • Disclosure packets
  • Addenda & counteroffers
  • Closing packages

Plan requirement: Templates and audit trail from Growth. Blockchain verification and conditional fields from Business.

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The problem

One transaction can involve a buyer, a seller, two agents, a lender, and a title company, each signing different documents at different moments. Chase that by email and nobody knows who is holding it up. Worse, the disclosure timing you may have to prove later lives scattered across inboxes.

How the workflow runs

  1. Build the packet from templates

    Pull your standard agreement, addenda, and disclosures from saved templates instead of rebuilding the packet per deal.

  2. Set the signing order

    Decide who signs first, second, and last. Mark the parties who can sign in parallel so they do not wait on each other.

  3. LedgerSign runs the chain

    Each party is invited automatically when their turn arrives. You watch progress on the dashboard instead of sending reminders.

  4. Closing package is anchored

    On completion the package is hashed, anchored on a public blockchain, and paired with a Certificate of Completion.

What you get

Sequential and parallel signing

Buyer, seller, and broker sign in the order you set. Where order does not matter, parties sign simultaneously and the packet finishes sooner.

Templates for standard forms

Save your standard agreements and state disclosure sets as templates and send a complete packet in a few clicks.

Conditional fields by property type

One template branches by state, property type, or financing, so you stop maintaining a near-identical document for every variation.

Disclosure timing on record

The audit trail shows exactly when each party was sent, opened, and signed each disclosure, with timestamps you did not write yourself.

Anchored closing documents

Closing documents are fingerprinted and anchored on-chain, so the final executed version is provable years after the deal closed.

One dashboard per transaction

Every document in the deal, its status, and who it is waiting on, in one view rather than a folder and a spreadsheet.

What changes

  • Emailing parties to ask if they signed yet

    Each party invited automatically when it is their turn

  • Disclosure timing reconstructed from inboxes

    Timestamped audit trail on every document in the packet

  • Hoping the PDF in the folder is the executed version

    Hash on a public blockchain proves which version was signed

Adding recipients and setting the signing order

From the product: adding recipients and setting the signing order

HR & People

From offer letter to onboarded, without the paper chase

Offers, onboarding packets, and policy acknowledgments arrive in bursts. LedgerSign keeps them moving and shows you exactly who has signed what.

What you send

  • Offer letters
  • Onboarding packets
  • Policy acknowledgments
  • Handbook receipts
  • Equipment agreements
  • Contractor agreements
  • Separation agreements

Plan requirement: Templates from Growth, conditional fields from Business. Bulk send requires Pro.

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The problem

Hiring happens in waves and policy updates hit everyone at once. Both turn into the same problem: a spreadsheet tracking who has signed, chased manually, with no reliable answer when someone asks whether a specific employee acknowledged a specific version of a specific policy.

How the workflow runs

  1. Template per role and location

    Approved offer letters and onboarding packets live as templates, with conditional fields for role, level, and jurisdiction.

  2. Send to one hire or a thousand

    Send a single packet, or upload a CSV and dispatch a policy acknowledgment to your whole headcount in one batch.

  3. Let the packet complete in parallel

    Where signing order does not matter, everyone signs at once instead of queueing behind a manager approval.

  4. Keep the acknowledgment record

    The audit trail documents when each person viewed and signed each version, ready to export when compliance asks.

What you get

Offer and onboarding templates

Reuse approved offer letters and onboarding documents instead of rebuilding a packet for every hire.

Bulk send for policy rollouts

Upload a CSV and send a policy acknowledgment to up to 1,000 recipients in one batch, each personalized from the template.

Parallel signing

When order does not matter, every signer is invited at once and the packet completes as soon as the last one finishes.

Conditional fields by role

One offer template covers every role and location, showing equity, relocation, or jurisdiction clauses only where they apply.

Acknowledgment records

Per-employee, per-version evidence of when a policy was viewed and signed, instead of a spreadsheet somebody maintained by hand.

Annual rollouts that repeat cleanly

Next year, update the template and send the same batch again. The previous year stays intact as its own record.

What changes

  • Spreadsheet tracking who signed the handbook

    Live completion status per recipient on the dashboard

  • One offer letter template edited by hand per hire

    Conditional fields cover every role and jurisdiction

  • Policy rollout sent in manual batches over a week

    One CSV, up to 1,000 recipients, one send

The bulk-send wizard open on a template

From the product: the bulk-send wizard on a saved template

Financial Services

High-stakes documents with independent proof

Loan files, account openings, and investment agreements carry real money and real scrutiny. LedgerSign gives compliance teams evidence they can verify without trusting anyone, years after the fact.

What you send

  • Loan documents
  • Account opening packages
  • Signature cards
  • Investment agreements
  • Beneficiary designations
  • Regulatory disclosures

Plan requirement: Blockchain verification and API access from Business. Higher API volume and unlimited webhooks on Pro.

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The problem

These documents outlive the systems that produced them. Retention runs for years, sometimes decades, and the question at the end is always the same: is this the document that was signed, and can you show it. A signed PDF plus an internal log answers that with your own word.

How the workflow runs

  1. Capture consent before signing

    Consent to electronic records is recorded and versioned up front, so it is part of the file rather than an assumption.

  2. Sign with full context captured

    Actor, timestamp, IP address, and user agent are logged for every view, signature, decline, and expiry.

  3. Anchor the completed file

    The completed document is hashed and anchored on a public blockchain, independent of whether we still hold the file.

  4. Hand an examiner something checkable

    An auditor re-hashes the document and compares it to the on-chain record. They do not have to call us to confirm it.

What you get

Blockchain proof for critical documents

Each completed document is anchored on Hedera. Reviewers verify the hash independently, with no dependency on our systems.

ESIGN and UETA consent capture

Signer consent to electronic records is captured and versioned before signing begins, and stored with the document.

Role-based access

Give auditors and reviewers viewer access. They see the complete record and can change nothing in it.

Exportable audit trail

A complete, append-only history of every document, exportable the moment a review or examination starts.

Push events into your systems

Webhooks deliver completion, decline, and expiry events to your workflow, imaging, and exception queues as they happen.

Separate organizations per entity

Run distinct charters, brands, or regions as separate organizations, each with its own templates, branding, and users.

What changes

  • Proof of authenticity depends on our systems staying up

    Proof lives on a public chain, independent of any vendor

  • Examination requests answered by assembling screenshots

    Append-only audit trail exported on request

  • Signed documents re-keyed into the system of record

    Webhooks and API push completions straight through

The document audit timeline showing sent, viewed, consented, signed, and completed events

From the product: the audit timeline on a completed document

Banks and credit unions: there is a deeper integration

If you run digital account opening on Valiify, LedgerSign can sign inside that flow and write completed documents back to your core banking platform.

See LedgerSign + Valiify Core

Procurement & Vendors

Vendor agreements that do not stall in redlines

Every new supplier means an MSA, a statement of work, and a stack of onboarding forms. LedgerSign turns that from a thread of attachments into a tracked packet.

What you send

  • Master service agreements
  • Statements of work
  • Purchase orders
  • Vendor onboarding forms
  • Data processing addenda
  • Renewals & change orders

Plan requirement: Templates from Growth. Conditional fields, API access, and team collaboration from Business.

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The problem

Vendor onboarding is the same packet over and over, sent to a different counterparty each time, and it stalls in the same places: waiting on a countersignature, waiting on a form nobody realized was missing, waiting on someone to notice the renewal date passed.

How the workflow runs

  1. Standardize the packet

    MSA, SOW, and onboarding forms live as one template set, so procurement sends a complete packet rather than assembling attachments.

  2. Route internal approval first

    Set the order so budget owner and legal sign before it reaches the vendor, and the vendor sees a document already cleared internally.

  3. Track where it actually is

    The dashboard shows which packets are waiting on the vendor and which are waiting on you, so escalation goes to the right side.

  4. Keep the executed set together

    Executed agreements are anchored and indexed, so the version you rely on at renewal is the version that was signed.

What you get

One template set per vendor type

Reseller, contractor, and supplier packets each stay standardized, so procurement stops rebuilding them from the last deal.

Internal approvals before the vendor sees it

Budget owner and legal sign first in the order you define. The vendor receives a document that is already internally approved.

Conditional fields by spend and region

Show the data processing addendum, the higher insurance threshold, or the regional clause only when the deal actually triggers it.

Status you can escalate on

See which side is holding each packet, with timestamps, instead of guessing from the last reply in the thread.

Anchored executed agreements

The signed MSA is fingerprinted and anchored, so a dispute about terms at renewal starts from a provable document.

Feed your procurement system

API access and webhooks push executed agreements and their metadata into the system your finance team already works in.

What changes

  • Packet assembled from attachments per vendor

    One template set per vendor type, sent complete

  • Vendor receives a document legal has not cleared

    Internal approvals routed before the vendor is invited

  • Renewal argued from whichever PDF someone saved

    Executed version provable against its on-chain hash

LedgerSign dashboard listing documents and their statuses

From the product: the document dashboard with live statuses

Your paperwork is not on this list

None of these workflows are separate products. They are the same templates, signing order, conditional fields, audit trail, and blockchain anchoring, arranged differently. If your documents need to be provable later, the pieces are already here.

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