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Sign Forms

Sign Forms extend the power of @Sign beyond your internal team. They allow you to generate a public URL or hosted form that external users can fill out. Once submitted, the signed document is saved in Salesforce, and the data provided can be used to create contracts.

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Open the Sign Mappings list view in your @Sign Admin app in Salesforce.

Step 1: Open the Sign Mappings list view in your @Sign Admin app in Salesforce.
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Click 'New' to start building a new Sign Form.

Step 2: Click 'New' to start building a new Sign Form.
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Enter a clear internal name for the form — this is only visible to admins, not to the end user filling it out.

Step 3: Enter a clear internal name for the form — this is only visible to admins, not to the end user filling it out.
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Use the Mapping dropdown to link this form to an existing Sign Mapping. This determines which template and object will be used when the form is submitted.

Step 4: Use the Mapping dropdown to link this form to an existing Sign Mapping. This determines which template and object will be …
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Use the Info field to write a help text or instructions that will be shown to the end user at the top of the public form — for example, 'Please fill out this form.' You can use the rich text toolbar to format it.

Step 5: Use the Info field to write a help text or instructions that will be shown to the end user at the top of the public form —…
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The Form Builder shows all available fields on the left and a section canvas on the right. Give your section a title, then drag fields from the left panel into the drop zone to place them on the form.

Step 6: The Form Builder shows all available fields on the left and a section canvas on the right. Give your section a title, then…
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Click the '+' button at the top right of a section card to add a new row to that section.

Step 7: Click the '+' button at the top right of a section card to add a new row to that section.
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Click the '+' button on a row to add an extra column next to existing fields, allowing you to place multiple fields side by side.

Step 8: Click the '+' button on a row to add an extra column next to existing fields, allowing you to place multiple fields side b…
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Drag all the fields you need from the left panel into the drop zone on the right. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required. Once your layout is complete, click 'Save' to publish the form.

Step 9: Drag all the fields you need from the left panel into the drop zone on the right. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are r…