Payment at signing guide
For service businesses, the deal is not really ready until the agreement is signed and the payment step is complete. The cleanest workflow keeps terms, signature, and payment together so the client has one obvious next step.
A client can approve a proposal or sign a contract, then delay the actual payment because the invoice or payment link arrives separately. That creates manual follow-up and uncertainty around whether the project should start.
The agreement should define the scope, amount due, payment timing, signer identity, and consent language. After the client signs, the payment step should appear immediately when payment is required.
SmartSigner is built around the handoff from agreement to payment. A service team can send one guided link, collect the signature, collect Stripe payment when needed, and keep the signed document and payment status together.
SmartSigner next step
Build a reusable template, assign signer fields, set payment terms when needed, and send a client-friendly signing link.
Start freeCommon questions
Yes. A sign-and-pay workflow can guide the client through required fields first, then present the payment step before the agreement is considered complete.
Yes. SmartSigner can send sign-only documents when payment is not required for that agreement.
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