Dropbox Sign Electronic Signatures

Dropbox Sign (formerly HelloSign) is an electronic signature platform that enables individuals and businesses to sign and request legally binding signatures on documents. Founded in 2010 by Neal O'Mara and Joseph Walla, HelloSign was acquired by Dropbox in January 2019 for $230 million. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Dropbox Sign serves over 100,000 customers and competes with DocuSign and Adobe Sign. Key features: eSignature: send documents for signature and sign documents yourself. Recipients can sign from any device without creating an account. Standard fields for signature, text, date, checkbox, radio button, and dropdown. Signature editor: draw, type, or upload a signature image. Templates: create reusable templates with predefined fields and signer roles. Save time on repetitive documents like NDAs, offer letters, and contracts. Bulk send: send a template to multiple recipients at once using a CSV file for personalization. Signing workflow: define the order in which recipients sign. Sequential or parallel signing with automatic routing to the next recipient. Text tags: convert text placeholders in your document (like [signer1.name]) into signature fields automatically. Embedded signing: embed the signing experience directly into your own website or application using the embedded API. White-label options available. Audit trail: legally binding audit trail with signer IP address, timestamps, and document hash for tamper-proof records. Authentication: verify signer identity with email, SMS, or access codes. Self-serve signing links: generate unique links that let people sign a document without you sending an email first. API: comprehensive REST API for developers to integrate signature workflows into applications. Fax: send and receive faxes online (Dropbox Fax). Integrations: native integrations with Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, and Zapier. Mobile apps for iOS and Android. Ruby/JavaScript. Proprietary.