Contracts and payments drift apart
When the agreement is signed in one tool and payment happens elsewhere, teams lose the single source of truth for whether the deal is ready.
Contract payment collection
SmartSigner connects the contract, signature, payer, payment terms, and payment status in one workflow. Service teams can send a contract, get it signed, collect payment, and know whether the work is ready to start.
SmartSigner workflow
Why this matters
When the agreement is signed in one tool and payment happens elsewhere, teams lose the single source of truth for whether the deal is ready.
A client can sign quickly, then stall on the deposit or retainer invoice that arrives later.
Retainers and care plans need both the signed terms and the payment setup to be visible after the contract is complete.
How SmartSigner handles it
SmartSigner keeps reusable templates, signer fields, payment terms, audit details, and client tracking in one workspace so every sent agreement has a clear next step.
Build reusable terms, signer fields, variables, pricing tables, and payment rules for repeat service work.
Use a deposit, full upfront amount, recurring retainer, setup fee plus subscription, delayed charge, or no payment.
The client reviews the contract, fills required fields, signs, and completes the payment step when required.
See sent, viewed, signed, paid, expired, voided, and completed states from the same document and payment views.
Every payment belongs to the contract that created it, making payment status easier to reconcile.
Support deposits, retainers, setup fees, one-time packages, recurring plans, and charge-later workflows.
The client gets one guided path instead of separate contract, invoice, and payment-link instructions.
Buyer questions
Yes. SmartSigner is designed so a client can complete required signing fields and then continue into the payment step from the same agreement flow.
Yes. Payment is optional. You can send sign-only documents when you just need a signature and audit record.
Yes. SmartSigner supports one-time payment collection for deposits, setup fees, fixed-fee projects, and service packages.
Yes. SmartSigner supports mixed payment workflows such as an upfront setup fee plus a recurring monthly payment in the same contract flow.
SmartSigner keeps signature completion and payment status separate, so the sender can see that the contract is signed while payment remains pending, expired, failed, or ready to restart.
Yes. A SmartSigner document can be sent with no payment requirement when the goal is only to collect signatures.
Related workflows
SmartSigner is strongest when templates, signature, payments, and tracking work together instead of living in separate tools.
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