The feature described in this article is available all Dropbox Sign users.
To add the Dropbox Sign for Word integration:
When the integration is installed, Dropbox Sign will appear as a tab on the ribbon. Clicking the tab will display three options:
Note: If you already have a Dropbox Sign account, skip this section and go to the following section to learn how to connect Dropbox to Microsoft Word.
To create a Dropbox Sign account:
To connect Dropbox Sign to Word:
Our Dropbox Sign for Word integration supports signing and requesting signatures as well as access to your Dropbox Sign account information.
Clicking Self-Sign begins the process of uploading your document to Dropbox Sign for signing. When you upload the document, you'll see a window pop up with your document in the Dropbox Sign signing editor.
To sign the document:
Your document is now legally signed. You'll receive a confirmation message with the option to view and download your signed document in the right task panel in Word.
Clicking Send for Signature begins the process of uploading your document to Dropbox Sign for signing. Once uploaded you'll see a window pop up with Dropbox Sign's add signers page.
To request signatures on the document:
Your document is sent. You'll receive a confirmation message with the option to view the status of your request in Dropbox Sign in the right task panel in Word.
On My Account you can:
Note: After you log in, your connection will last for seven days at which point you'll be required to log in again.
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