Signature Requests - Uploadable PDFs
I posted about this 18 months ago and when my post was closed 10 months ago, I assumed it must be because some kind of alternative solution was imminent. Apparently not.
Add 'Uploadable PDF' functionality to Signature Requests.
The majority of our clients now approve application forms and switch forms via e-signature rather than by physical 'wet' signature. Currently, there is no way of requesting signatures via Plannr for anything other than documents generated within Plannr itself via Document Builder. Most of the documents we need signing are PDFs generated via the investment platforms themselves and it is therefore not currently possible to obtain signature via Plannr.
Currently, we obtain e-signatures for client documents outside of Plannr by uploading PDF documents for the client to sign/approve via an alternative client portal. This is far from ideal and means using several fragmented systems at the same time. We really want to ditch our other client portal and use the integrated portal within Plannr but we can't do this until the basic functionality of requesting signatures for uploadable PDFs becomes available.
It's about time that 'Uploadable PDF' functionality was added to Signature Requests so we can get on and use Plannr as a full, stand alone system instead of having to use a separate client portal just to obtain e-signatures.
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Gareth (G) Thompson
Jul 2
We’ve been building a new UI that allows you to upload PDFs to our document signing tool. We’ll be revealing this soon :)
Richard Fyfe
Jul 2
•Merged request
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Signatures on uploadable PDFs
We need to get several forms e-signed by clients which we currently achieve outside of Plannr by uploading PDF documents for the client to sign/approve. We therefore need Plannr to allow Signatures to be requested on uploadable PDFs rather than just on templates as is currently the case.
Tom Brookes
Jun 12, 2025
This is essential for anyone that has invested in the design of their documents. Any nicely designed document isn’t done in word nowadays, and the Plannr document designer limits your utilisation of the automations significantly
Clive Thompson
Apr 1, 2025
We support this request and the sentiment expressed in @Richard Fyfe’s post.