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Is there a way to sign a document before sending to other recipient(s) for signature? I most frequently use DocuSign through the Procore integration, and follow these steps:

  1. Create the envelope and set the signing order with myself first.
  2. Click Send.
  3. Re-access the envelope via Procore or the email to sign.

After I sign, an email is sent saying that I have corrected the document. At this point, the second signed can no longer access the document to sign.

Has anyone figured out a solution to this issue? Many thanks in advance!!!

Hello @Amy Boehmcke,

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The only option for this would be to upload a document with a signature already on it.

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Hi @Amy Boehmcke,

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