How does my client sign the coaching contract?

With a finger if they are on a phone, or with a mouse if they are on a computer. They receive the contract, read it and sign by drawing on it. No app to install, no account to create, nothing to register for. It is the same gesture as signing on paper, done on their screen.

Do I have to sign every contract too?

You draw your signature once and it is saved. From then on every contract you send goes out already signed by you, so your client receives it with your signature in place and only has to add theirs. The final PDF carries both.

Where is the contract stored?

Attached to that client's record, alongside their session history, their goals and their invoices. It does not end up as a loose file on your computer or buried in an email inbox: it is part of that person's file.

Contracts

Your client signs with a finger

You write the contract once. They sign it on their screen, with nothing to install and no account to create.

The short answer

You write your contracts once and send them to sign from any client record. They sign with a finger or a mouse, drawing on it, with nothing to install and no account to create. And because your signature is saved, they receive it already signed by you: all they add is theirs.

The final PDF carries both signatures. It does not come out with only one.

How it works

You write your contract once and it is stored. Keep several if you need: one for individual work, one for companies.
You draw your signature, also once. It goes on every contract you send.
You send it to sign from the client record. Nothing to redraft.
They open it, read it and sign with a finger or a mouse. No apps, no sign-up, no passwords.
The signed contract stays in that person's file, next to their sessions, goals and invoices.

Why "no account to create" matters

Every step you ask a client to take is a chance they will not take it. Install an app, register, verify an email, remember a password: any one of those is the point where the contract goes unsigned and the process slips a week.

Here they open the link and sign. It is the same gesture as signing on paper, done on their screen. Nothing more.

What it includes

Your own templates

Written once, reused always. Several, if you work different formats.

Signing by finger or mouse

On phone or computer. Nothing to install.

Your signature saved

Drawn once, applied to every contract you send.

Both signatures on the PDF

The final document carries yours and your client's.

Tied to the client record

With their sessions, goals and invoices. Not a loose file.

No cap on contracts

No plan sets a limit, on contracts or on clients.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to write the contract every time?

No. You write it once and it is stored. After that you send it to sign from any client record without redrafting.

Do I sign every contract too?

You draw your signature once and it is saved. From then on every contract you send goes out already signed by you: your client only adds theirs.

Is there a cap on contracts?

No, on any plan. Worth checking when comparing: some platforms do cap them, allowing for instance a single contract on their entry tier.

Where is it stored?

In that client's record, alongside their session history, goals and invoices. Not loose on your computer or lost in an inbox.

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