We recommend walking through these steps with your client
- Invite your client to the ActionFlow SignNow subscription
- Create and add their user to their SignNow Organization
- Add their credentials to the necessary users in ActionFlow and generate a token
- Adjust their monthly subscription in the master settings
- Set up a test report and validate functionality
Invite your client to the ActionFlow SignNow subscription
- Log on to SignNow and navigate to the Admin Console
- Select User Management on the left side and then Invite Users
- Input the generic signature email that the client created and click Add User. This will deliver an invite email to their email to join the subscription
Create and add their user to their SignNow Organization
- Navigate back to the home screen within SignNow
- Click on the top left Account drop down, go to Manage Organizations, and then click Create Organization. Every enterprise will be their own separate organization under the parent ActionFlow subscription
- Follow the prompts to create the organization and invite the user that you created in the previous step. For the Assigned Roles, leave it as Member.
- The client will receive an invitation email to join their new organization within SignNow.
- The page will open for the new organization that you just created. Click on General Info on the left and upload a logo for your enterprise
Add their credentials to the necessary users in ActionFlow
- Log in as a master user and navigate to the Admin -> Users tab
- You will need the SignNow credentials that your client created in the previous step
- Within the users menu, scroll to the right until you see the SignNow icon
- For each user that should have the capabilities, click on the SignNow icon and input their SignNow credentials.
- After you click Create or Refresh Token, a pop up will show up and you will need to use those SAME credentials to log in. This will allow SignNow to communicate with ActionFlow. If that is successful, click Save
- For additional users, you can use use the Copy From drop down to pull their SignNow credentials. You will still need to generate the token for each user but you will not need to input the credentials for each user
Adjust their monthly subscription in the Master Settings
- Under Master Settings, use the drop down to indicate how many signatures they would like for each month
- The charges for each level are below:
- For first-time clients, contact Jordan Watt or Josiah for assistance in adjusting their signature allocation. The charges will be processed via the shopping cart
- If the client wishes to adjust their monthly allocation, follow the same process for updating their subscription. Charges will again be handled through the shopping cart, and you can reach out to Jordan Watt or Josiah for support if needed.
Set up a test report and validate eSignature functionality
- Choose a report where you want to add signature capabilities.
- Duplicate the report and rename it to reflect that it will include eSignature functionality.
- Check the “Enable eSignatures” option. This option will only be available for reports with a FooterHTML property.
- Modify the FooterHTML to include signature placeholders. The SignNow integration identifies text codes within the report and replaces them with the appropriate signature fields when the document is delivered. For example, you can include placeholders for a signature, printed name, and date.
- Add text tags in the FooterHTML for signature fields. SignNow will replace these tags with the correct input fields. For detailed guidance on text tags, refer to SignNow's Documentation: https://support.signnow.com/help-center/editing-documents-templates/new-how-do-i-use-text-tags
- The most common are..
- Signature:
- Date:
- Initials:
- PrintName:
- Once those tags have been added, the document is ready to handle signatures
- Use the beginning of this document for a walk-through of how to utilize the SignNow feature with the reports