We recently found out that if someone receives a Docu. Sign email to sign a document, they can forward that email to someone else and that person who they forwarded it to can sign for them in the original recipient’s spot and the original recipient’s name will show up.
When you open the envelope, on the right side you should see ‘OTHER ACTIONS’. Click this and select the option to ‘ASSIGN TO SOMEONE ELSE’. You will be asked to provide the Name and email addres of the new signee.
Can recipients of the DocuSign email forward the email to other people?
Yisroel Mushell, Keith Naymie, and 2 others like this. You definitely do not want to forward the email to another recipient to sign instead of the original recipient.
Is there a secure link to DocuSign?
This email contains a secure link to Docu, and sign. Please do not share this email, link, or access code with others. Additionally, the sender has the option to provide a custom email message to the signer.
One of the next things we asked ourselves was how do I assign someone else to sign my DocuSign?
The proper method is for the signer to click the link to enter the Docu. Sign signing session and then select ASSIGN TO SOMEONE ELSE from the Other Actions menu. This allows the original recipient to specify the name and email address of the person who should sign. That person will receive an email requesting their signature.
How does DocuSign work with envelopes?
An important feature of Docu. Sign is the ability to add signer authentication to an envelope. Signer authentication is a way to require envelope recipients to verify their identity before they can access an envelope. The type of security option selected determines what the recipient sees when they try to access the envelope.