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Using Sign and Share

Written by Denisa Arjoca
Updated over 5 months ago

If you have Sign and Share Set up within your system, the feature can be used in the ways outlined below.


Selecting documents to share in Spitfire

There are two ways to Sign & Share a document or multiple documents in Spitfire:

  1. Firstly, you can select one or more documents in your File History, right click and select Sign and Share.

  2. The second way of signing and sharing is to generate a template first through your Workflow and then when you are prompted to save, selecting Sign and Share. To do this, click on the little down arrow next to Save and Close to bring up the dropdown shown on the image (right) and then select Sign and Share.


Signing a Document in One Office

  1. No matter which of the above two routes you take, you will be prompted with a password screen. Enter your password and click OK. If you only have a Company signature in your system, you will skip this step.

  2. The screen will open showing the selected document and the signatures for the user to the right.

  3. Left click on your chosen signature and then dragging it to where you would like to drop it on the page. You have the additional options of making the signature bigger or smaller using the little squares surrounding the image to manipulate its size and shape.


Sharing a Document in One Office

  1. Once you are happy with your signature placement, share the document by clicking on the Share button at the top of the window:

  2. The first pop-up window will be a contact list of contacts associated with the matter you are working on. Select a contact to populate their email addresses into your new email, although if you want to add anyone from your Outlook Directory you can still do this when the new email window opens. The final document will be converted to a pdf (if it isn’t already) prior to being sent.

  3. Click Send on the Email window.

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