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Tia C's avatar
Tia C
Explorer | Level 3
2 years ago

E-signature questions.

I have Basic and have a small business. I want to obtain an e-signature. Does recipient need to have a Dropbox account? Same recipient needs to sign 3 documents. Does this use up the 3 free s...
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Megan's avatar
Megan
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Hello there, Tia C, how are you today?

 

I'd love to look into all the questions you're having. Could I send you an email, in order for us to connect, and discuss this there?

 

Let me know more!

RichardSteel's avatar
RichardSteel
New member | Level 2
2 years ago

Hi, Megan. 

 

Please would you also advise me? I am a personal user with a basic account and would like to get the Inheritance Tax Accounts I have prepared as the administrator for a deceased relative signed-off by around a dozen inheritors.

 

I am not clear whether the "3 free e-signatures per month" means up to three documents can be circulated for (any number of) e-signatures per month or that one document can be signed by up to 3 people!

 

Thanks in appreciation of your help.

 

Best wishes,

Richard

  • Nancy's avatar
    Nancy
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    2 years ago

    Hey RichardSteel! Sorry for jumping in.

     

    In general, Dropbox Sign free plans offer 3 free signature requests per month. So, you should only be able to get 3 e-signatures in total.

     

    I hope this clarifies things a bit.

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