Conga now offers electronic signature, via Conga Sign.
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KeepSolid Sign
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KeepSolid Sign is an electronic signature application from KeepSolid in New York, a privacy, security and VPN software company.
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Conga Sign works with our existing Salesforce environment. We also use other Conga products such as Batch and Trigger, and Composer. Because of our existing Conga products, Sign was able to be implemented with minimal setup time as users were already familiar the Conga …
We used DocUSign and AdobeSign prior to coming to Conga Sign. Conga Sign was suggested via our product developer referred by Salesforce for most unlimited sends and best integration with SF. The envelope send was our deciding factor, as we were paying $4-6 per send and …
We prefer Conga as it integrates well with our other Conga products such as Conga CPQ, Conga CLM, and Salesforce. Integration is very easy and documents get triggered for signature with just a click and the signing process is also very easy for the end user which makes the …
Conga Sign is much more affordable than DocuSign for our organization and we are using Conga Composer already to create documents. We found that the integration between Conga Composer and Conga Sign was easier to use and we have a nice discount from Conga due to us adopting …
In the first instant, I missed one document for which I had to go back and re-sign once I found the correct email. This is probably more user error, but it did make it more confusing, so I switched to KeepSolid Sign.
Docusign is also a signature software where you can sign your documents online and quickly send it back and forth just like KeepSolid Sign. Docusign is a better product in my opinion as it's been there longer and you can save a decent amount of documents online so that you can …
I started with DocuSign, however I was not in love with their services. Its a good platform, however the price and value for me was better with Keep Solid Signed. Besides the above, I use google docs at times. This is another great value, but as far as legal issues are …
The thing is, DocuSign is surely the better performing product for now. But if for the same price you get unlimited sends with KeepSolid Sign (or significant savings with a team) then KeepSolid Sign, with all the work it needs to do is my tool of choice. Again, I can't speak …
It is well-suited for most of the clients which have trust in digital signatures and want to reduce the turnaround, but there are still some clients which do not prefer digital signatures and prefer printed agreements with wet signatures. Conga uses the latest digital signing legal regulations so this is a customer-to-customer issue.
KeepSolid sign is well suited whenever we need signature for certain business documentation done quickly, then we can ask or sponsors/customers/employees to sign the document through email which can be finished much quicker than going through fax machine. Other than that particular feature, KeepSolid sign doesn't really have much uses.
We're a relatively high-skilled team and we all find Conga Sign's user-friendliness very low for all user types. It should not take a highly skilled tech person to complete documents. Documents need to be user friendly for all user types.
Conga Sign works with our existing Salesforce environment. We also use other Conga products such as Batch and Trigger, and Composer. Because of our existing Conga products, Sign was able to be implemented with minimal setup time as users were already familiar the Conga environment and knew what to expect
In the first instant, I missed one document for which I had to go back and re-sign once I found the correct email. This is probably more user error, but it did make it more confusing, so I switched to KeepSolid Sign.