Electronic Signature Software

Yes. PDCflow’s secure electronic signatures are legally binding. Our digital signature software provides a complete audit trail with each signed document in the event of disputes or another need to recall the signature transaction.

Prices start at $9 for individuals or small teams that need to take a few esignatures a month. For larger teams that need more options, plans scale with your business.

Get the electronic signatures you need to run your business without paying more for seats or integration access. Unlike many competitors, PDCflow does not charge per user login, per electronic document, or for viewing and integrating with APIs.

Yes. PDCflow is an all-in-one digital signature and payment solution. You can send documents, collect signatures, and request payments in a single workflow, via email or SMS.

• Send a contract and payment request together: Save time for sales, billing, and accounting teams.

• Access everything through one login: No need for plugins or integrations to get requests, payments, and reporting in one place.

• View transactions and monitor trends: Comprehensive reporting covers all the details of your customer transactions.

Yes, PDCflow requests can be sent via secure, HIPAA compliant email or SMS message. Send documents with secure information, request files or photos like an ID or insurance card, and take esignatures and payments knowing transactions are protected and compliant.

No. With PDCflow, your customers can sign online documents via an email or SMS request sent directly to their inbox or mobile device. No account required.

With PDCflow, you will receive a detailed record of each electronic signature request you send, which will include:

• The signed document
• Multi-factor authentication
• Geolocation details
• Date/time stamp
• Delivery method.

These records are stored in the cloud for easy access at any time, and are useful for proof against chargebacks.

Yes. With PDCflow’s bulk send feature, you can send up to 5,000 contracts, notices, or settlement agreements at once. This is especially useful for accounts receivable teams, property management, healthcare billing, or other groups that interact with large customer lists.