Documents from OneDrive and SharePoint
Pick the file where it already is, with Microsoft’s own picker; nothing is downloaded and uploaded again.
What's next
Three things on the road, each drawn as it will look on screen. Nothing here is available yet: each is either on request or in the roadmap, and none has a date promised.
If one of these matters to you, tell us: it decides what we build first.
Prepare
The builder is here today: people, order, roles, groups and the places on the document, drawn and moved by hand. What comes next is the flow that decides by itself.
1 · Above 10,000, a second approver appears: Finance.
2 · Ana's path ran; Mia's did not, and the record says so.
Sign
A document can require a level of identity before signing. The signer answers from the wallet on their phone and shares only what the document needs.
Open my wallet
1 · The document asks for a level of identity before signing.
2 · The wallet asks what to share, and shares only that.
From your wallet: name, date of birth. Nothing else.
Sign3 · The signer signs; the record says how they were identified.
Sign
The customer is in front of you. Turn the tablet around: they read, sign with a finger and hand it back. No link, no email, no waiting.
1 · Hand the device over: the screen turns to face the customer.
2 · They sign with a finger; the record remembers who hosted it.
Also on the road
None has a date promised. Tell us which matters to you.
Pick the file where it already is, with Microsoft’s own picker; nothing is downloaded and uploaded again.
Sign
A short-lived token opens the signing step inside your page; the person never leaves your app, and the evidence is ours.
Drop a PDF in a folder and it goes out to sign, or comes back sealed. For the systems that have no API.
A smart card or token in the signer’s computer, through the connector on their machine. For public bodies and professions with a card.
A signer can ask the sender for a change in one line; the document pauses for no one, and the sender decides from the console.
An ID, a proof of address, a signed form: the sender asks, the signer uploads it in the same step, and it travels with the evidence.
Someone who was there signs as a witness, with their own mark and their own line in the record.
When the PDF is only an image, the sender attaches a readable version bound to that exact file; the signer reads one and signs the other.
A field that appears only if another was ticked, and a total that adds itself up. Built into the form, not into a script.
Started on the computer, finished on the phone: a code on screen hands the step over, nothing to log in to.