Supplier and staff paperwork, simplified.

Send supplier contracts and staff agreements from a template, or have them signed in store on a tablet.

Heritage shopfronts with verandahs and hanging flower baskets on Buckingham Street, Arrowtown.
Heritage shopfronts on Buckingham Street, Arrowtown. Photo: Tony Hisgett, CC BY 2.0.

One set of paperwork for every store.

Build it once at head office and send it wherever it is needed.

Set up at head office, signed in the store or from anywhere.

Send vendor contracts, franchise paperwork and store leases as a link, in the order each party needs to sign, without the email back-and-forth.

Terms agreed today, signed today.

Send the supply agreement as a link and the supplier signs from any phone or computer, with no account to create. Set the signing order when head office needs to countersign.

A shop owner signing with a stylus on a tablet, seen over the shoulder of the supplier holding it.

Ready for the seasonal rush before it starts.

Bundle the contract, policies and tax forms into one package and reuse it for every hire. Automatic reminders follow up anyone who has not signed.

A shop owner signing on a tablet held by a delivery driver, surrounded by boxes of new stock.

How it works. From supplier terms to signed record in three steps.

01

Set up the agreement

Turn your supplier terms or staff contract into a template, with a role for each party who signs.

The template builder with the Setup, Signing fields and Publish steps above a grouped list of the template's documents.
02

Send it to the supplier or new hire

Send a link they can sign from any device, or hand over a tablet on the shop floor.

The Send from template screen listing templates to choose from, with the Send type, Recipients, Details and Review steps ahead.
03

Keep the sealed copy

Each signed agreement is sealed as a tamper-evident PDF with a timestamped audit trail, ready whenever you need it.

The Audit trail report listing events with the time, user and event type.

Connect to the systems you already use.

Your systems call the Flowsign REST API, a workflow sends the package, recipients are notified and sign, and webhooks post each event back to your systems and to tools such as Power Automate, Zapier, Make and n8n.
Shopfronts on Buckingham Street in Arrowtown, with a red autumn tree and the hills behind.

Buckingham Street, Arrowtown, in autumn.

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    How-toReuse and scale

    Building a template

    Upload a document, add roles and fields, and save it to reuse.

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    How-toReuse and scale

    Sending in bulk

    Send one template to a list of recipients, one package each.

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    How-toSign

    Signing in person

    Hand your device over, let them sign, and take it back.

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A shop owner signing on a tablet held by a delivery driver in a sunlit homewares store, with boxes on a trolley beside them.

Supplier terms signed on the shop floor

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