Yes—if you configure the “Wait for Signature” step to expire in 3 days and set a 1-day reminder frequency, the workflow will automatically terminate if the signature isn’t received within 3 days, and the system will send a reminder notification each day until either the document is signed or the 3-day window expires.
Yes—if you configure the “Wait for Signature” step to expire in 3 days and set a 1-day reminder frequency, the workflow will automatically terminate if the signature isn’t received within 3 days, and the system will send a reminder notification each day until either the document is signed or the 3-day window expires.
So, after testing with the above settings [Reminder Action will time out in 3 days] & [daily reminder every one day], , it seems the wait for signature step waits 3 days, then sends out a reminder every day. but so far the step/workflow is not timing out. This is a bit misleading. There is a connection named Time Out to add an email or more steps after the timeout, but I cannot find the ‘terminate after x days’ setting in the Wait for Signature step.
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