Open source PDF e-signing with templates, multi-signer flows, and audit trails
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About OpenSign
OpenSign is an open source document e-signing application, positioned as a DocuSign alternative. It lets users sign, organize, share, and deliver PDF documents, and can run as a hosted free version or on your own server.
Documents can be annotated with hand-drawn, uploaded image, typed, and saved signatures. It supports Sign yourself, reusable templates, one-click signatures, multi-signer invitations with shared links and enforced signing sequence, email OTP verification for guest signers, expiring documents, signer rejection with a reason, and the OpenSign Drive document vault.
It records audit trails with time-stamps, IP addresses, emails, and phone numbers, and generates a completion certificate when a document is finished. It offers an API and integrations with cloud storage, CRMs, and Zapier. Self-hosting uses Docker Compose; the default MongoDB instance is not persistent, so supply a MongoDB URL to retain data.
Key features
- PDF e-signing with hand-drawn, image, typed, or saved signatures
- Multi-signer invitations with links and enforced sequence
- Email OTP verification for guest signers
- Reusable templates and OpenSign Drive storage
- Audit trails and completion certificates
Details
- First released
- 2023
- Database
- MongoDB
- API
- REST API and Zapier
- Self-hosted
- Docker Compose, or hosted cloud
- License
- AGPL-3.0
