I am currently working on a flow that incorporates the action "create an agreement from a from an uploaded document and send for signature power". I am able to create the agreement and it is sent to the correct recipients. I have been able to add a signature line where I would like to, but continue to run into an issue of the default Adobe Sign signature input populating at the bottom of any files, docx, pdf, etc.
Flow:
Adobe Sign Document:
I am wanting to remove the bottom portion.
I am curious if anyone else has ran into this issue and how they resolved.
Hey @mlopezj ,
Sorry I missed this.
I was able to add the characters below for where I wanted the Signee to sign on the document:
{{Sig_es_:signer1:signature}}
Referenced Article: https://helpx.adobe.com/sign/using/text-tag.html
I hope this helps.
How did you manage to add a signature field where you like in the document?
I'm trying to do something similar to you and I'm guessing you set it in the "create an agreement from a from an uploaded document and send for signature power" action.
Than you in advance.
Regards.
Good to know, there is some useful guidance on the signiture side of things as per the below:
https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/sign/using/text-tag.html
But I am sure you have seen or know all about that type of thing.
I would aprecaite it it you could make this as solved if there is nothing else that is required.
Andrew
I was able to resolve the issue. It looks like there is a setting within Adobe to modify the signature preferences for your user group. I was able to adjust the following setting to remove the default signature requirement:
Thanks for the reply Andrew. In the above example, it is a word document. The same issue has happened when utilizing PDFs.
Great to know you are getting on well with Adobe Sign, I had terrible issues but I hope I can help you.
Firstly I do not know what you know so I appoligies if I am teaching you.
The below is what you do not want I assume.
I assume the docment you are uplaoding is Word Template file with Text Tags in.
Please can you confirm the above before I go to much further with a responce.
Regards,
Andrew