--- title: "Using Dropbox Sign" slug: "using-digital-signatures" updated: 2025-06-13T15:11:08Z published: 2025-06-13T15:11:08Z canonical: "help.nexudus.com/using-digital-signatures" stale: true --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.nexudus.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Using Dropbox Sign [Dropbox Sign](/v3/docs/digital-signature) lets one or more customers sign documents using a link they receive via email. You can request digital signatures for: - Files you upload to a customer's account - Proposals - Documents you generate using document templates In all cases, customers receive an email notification prompting them to sign the document using a unique link. Our integration with Dropbox Sign does not support any of the following as part of the signature process: - Initials - Notes - Checkboxes - Amendments or modifications ## Requesting digital signatures for document templates You can create customer-specific documents using [document templates](/v3/docs/document-templates). Templates can be used for contracts, statements, or any other type of document. You can request a digital signature when creating any document based on a template. *For example, if you use a document template for dedicated desk contracts, you can request a digital signature when generating contracts for customers.* 1. Log in to [dashboard.nexudus.com](https://dashboard.nexudus.com/) if you aren't already. 2. Click [**Operations > Members and contacts**](https://dashboard.nexudus.com/operations/coworkers). 3. Click the three dots icon next to the relevant customer. 4. Click **Create document** in the drop-down menu. You can only generate one document at a time. 1. Select the template you want to use for the document. 2. Enable the **Request the customer to digitally sign this document** toggle. 3. Add any additional signatories you would like to sign the document. Add signatories in the order you'd like to have them sign the document. 1. Click **Yes, do it** to confirm. Your customer should receive an email notification asking them to sign the file within a few minutes. ![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/4f9a66c7-3dbb-4052-97d8-5439302e1512/Images/Documentation/image%28365%29.png) The document also instantly appears in the **Documents** list on the Admin Panel with an *Out for signature* and *Shared* status. As soon as the document is signed, the status automatically switches to *Signed*. If you requested more than one signature, the document will show how many people have already signed the document and the total number of signatures expected. ## Requesting digital signatures for external documents You can upload external documents to Nexudus and ask customers to sign them using Dropbox Sign. *For example, if you create your contracts in Word or Acrobat, you can upload each customer contract to your Nexudus account and request a digital signature.* This method only works for external documents. If you want to request digital signatures for documents created using document templates, scroll up and follow the *[Requesting Digital Signatures for Document Templates](/v3/docs/using-digital-signatures#requesting-digital-signatures-for-document-templates)* instructions. 1. Log in to [dashboard.nexudus.com](https://dashboard.nexudus.com/) if you aren't already. 2. Click **CRM > Documents**. 3. Click **Add document**. 4. Select the relevant **Customer**. 5. Click **Select file** and upload the relevant document. Upload PDF or PNG files if you want to maintain the document's original formatting. 1. Edit the file **Name** if needed. 2. Add any **Notes** that are relevant to the customer. **Notes** are included in the notification customers receive via email. 1. Enable the **Share this document with the customer** toggle. 2. Enable the **Request the customer to e-sign this document** toggle. 3. Click the **Save Changes** button. Your customer should receive an email notification asking them to sign the file within a few minutes. ![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/4f9a66c7-3dbb-4052-97d8-5439302e1512/Images/Documentation/image%28363%29.png) The document also instantly appears in the **Documents** list on the Admin Panel with an *Out for signature* and *Shared* status. As soon as the document is signed, its status automatically switches to *Signed*.