I have installed it on my iPad, and find it to be the perfect app for that platform. It integrates well with all of my cloud storage apps, as well as eFax -- and probably with more apps that I haven't even tried out yet. It really is one of the best apps that I have ever seen. And to top it off, their customer support is very proactive. I got an email from their CEO shortly after signing up, and then another a few days later from an account representative. There was no pressure to buy anything, just a friendly follow-up. Again, this app is a must-have for anyone running a paperless practice.
I recently began using SignNow (https://signnow.com/), and I really cannot say enough about how useful it is for a paperless practice. Previously, if I had a document that I could file or deliver electronically, but that did not come in an editable format (such as a non-fillable PDF), or that required a written signature, I was forced to print the document, complete it, and then scan it. SignNow completely removes this ridiculous process. With it, I can put an actual signature on a document, fill in text, and even send it to others for similar treatment and return to me. Plus, they have mobile applications! (Available for Apple and Android) Even better, it's free!
I have installed it on my iPad, and find it to be the perfect app for that platform. It integrates well with all of my cloud storage apps, as well as eFax -- and probably with more apps that I haven't even tried out yet. It really is one of the best apps that I have ever seen. And to top it off, their customer support is very proactive. I got an email from their CEO shortly after signing up, and then another a few days later from an account representative. There was no pressure to buy anything, just a friendly follow-up. Again, this app is a must-have for anyone running a paperless practice.
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Chris Wencker
4/8/2013 07:18:54 am
UPDATE: Sadly, it turns out that this service is not entirely free -- which, of course, is not a surprise. I actually was surprised that it was free to begin with. The free service only gives you 5 documents per month. If you want to upload more, there are various plans available, beginning at $15/month for up to 30 documents. The service offers a discount rate if you purchase a yearly subscription (the discount is apparently up to 44%). I still think this is a great service, and I am looking into my usage to determine what level I can use.
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