A working end-to-end demo: lay out the document and its fields, deliver it as a link locked behind an access key, then sign every field from one adopted mark.
Import the contract you already have — .docx, .pdf, .rtf or pasted text — or write one here. Sigil finds the signature lines; you place the rest.
Sending mints a link with an envelope token plus a six-character access key you share separately. Only the key hash is stored.
The recipient unlocks with the key, adopts a signature once, and works the field list until Finish unlocks.
Drop the file you already have. Sigil reads it, splits it into pages and clauses, and finds the places it thinks need signing.
The link below opens the signing session. The access key is deliberately not in it — send the key by a different channel, the way you would a door code.
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The console is restricted to your organisation. Sign in with your Microsoft work account — envelopes you send and void are recorded against your name in the audit trail.
Draw it, or choose a style generated from your name. Whichever you adopt is used for every signature and initials field in this envelope.
Drawn marks are captured as an image of your gesture, trimmed to what you drew. Nothing leaves your browser in this demo.
A generated style is still your signature under the E-SIGN Act, provided you adopt it deliberately — which is what the button below records.
Demo scope: envelopes live in this browser's local storage and the key hash is a fast non-cryptographic digest. Real delivery needs a server, a real KDF, and an email service.
Both parties are bound as of the timestamp below. The audit certificate is attached to the envelope — nothing is waiting on anyone.