Document signatures

Documents signed. Without the chasing.

Fill leases, mandates and reports from your PropWorx data, then send them by link or sign on screen.

Sign on screen or by linkAuto-filled from your dataPropWorx sets up your templates
Lease agreement

Residential lease

Tenant: A. Moyo   Property: 12 Jacaranda Lane   Rent: R 8 500
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How it works

From template to signed in four steps

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What you can sign

One way to sign, for every document you use

Inspections

Inspection reports signed on the spot or afterwards

After an inspection, the report goes to the tenant to sign off. Anyone present at the inspection can also sign right there. The report, photos, status and basic details are available in PropWorx and saved to the correct file.

Sent for sign-off

The tenant gets the report with photos and signs it from the link. No printing, no scanning.

Signed at the inspection

The tenant, owner or agent signs on the phone or tablet while everyone is still at the property.

Inspections run in PropWorx or in the PiqSi app. Link PiqSi with PropWorx

We set it up with you

Bring the documents you already use

Send your own templates. PropWorx helps you set them up so the details fill in by themselves.

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This lease is between |Tenant_Name| and |Owner_Name| for |Property_Address|.
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Your document
This lease is between A. Moyo and J. Pereira for 12 Jacaranda Lane.
Questions

Good to know

Can I use my own documents?

Yes. Send us your PDF, Word or Excel templates and we help you set them up with fields like |Tenant_Name| that fill in automatically.

How do people sign?

On screen, or from a link you send them. Signing is handled by QuicklySign, built into PropWorx.

Where do signed documents go?

The signed document, its status and the basic details are available in PropWorx and saved to the correct file.

Can inspection reports be signed?

Yes. The report can be sent to the tenant to sign off, and anyone at the inspection can sign on the spot.

Are electronic signatures legally valid?

QuicklySign states that its signatures are legally binding under South Africa's Electronic Communications and Transactions Act of 2002, and that electronic signatures are also recognised in many other places, including the European Union. Rules differ by country and some documents have special requirements, so this is not legal advice. Ask us about your situation when you book a demo.

Is there a record of who signed and when?

QuicklySign keeps a log for each signed document with each signer's name, email address, IP address and the date and time of their activity.

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