Events and media e-signature examples, with the audit trail

Event and media paperwork has to be signed before the day, by people who are rarely in the same room. Each example here is a real envelope signed end to end, with its fields, its signing order and what the certificate of completion holds.

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Contracts for the event, releases for the camera

Seven of the ten envelopes book something for an event: a venue hire agreement for a birthday in a function room, a catering contract for an office lunch, a market stall vendor agreement, an exhibitor contract for a trade show, a sponsorship agreement for a festival, a conference speaker agreement and a band's performer contract. Three are releases for a camera or a microphone: a model release for a catalogue shoot, a location release for three days of filming at a farmhouse and a podcast guest's interview consent. Nine take two signatures; the interview consent takes the guest's alone.

The details the other side types

In each envelope the person booking or being recorded types the facts only they know into fields on the document: a guest count, a stand number, a food registration number and insurer, or which parts of a property the crew may use. The sender cannot pre fill a field, so whatever is typed is the signer's own. Choices such as recording a session or using a photo in print are checkbox fields, and a box that is filled prints as an X. The date beside each signature is stamped at signing rather than typed.

Order, verification and the record

Eight of these envelopes are signed in order: the hirer, client, stallholder, exhibitor, sponsor, speaker, model or owner first, then the other side countersigns. The performer contract switches the order off, so the band and the venue were invited at once. The sponsorship agreement adds an emailed one time code for the sponsor; the rest rely on the email link. Every envelope comes back as a certified PDF with a certificate listing each signer, their verification and the time they signed. Five are Australian pages that name the law that applies. Every business and person is invented.

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Send your own document for signing

Upload a PDF or start from a document you wrote here, place the fields for each signer, and send it. You can follow who has opened, signed or declined.

Start an envelope

Step by step in the builder: send a venue hire agreement for signature, then take the hirer and the venue in order. For everything the generator can do, see the signing flow maker.

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