For legal teams
From reviewed to signed.
Legal is accountable for the agreement long after it is signed. The signing step should add to the record rather than scatter it across inboxes and download folders.
What legal teams send
- NDAs
- Settlement agreements
- Engagement letters
- Board and shareholder consents
- Vendor agreements
The problem
What slows it down today.
- 01
A reviewed contract has to be re-uploaded and re-prepared in a separate signing tool. - 02
Every party in a multi-document packet can see every document. - 03
Evidence of who signed what, and when, is hard to produce later.
How ArcSign helps
The loop, closed.
01
Review, then send
Start signature requests from completed contract reviews.
02
Need-to-know access
Control which documents each signer or CC recipient can access in a request.
03
A record you can verify
Maintain a complete activity history and generate completion certificates that can be verified.
04
Preservation
Store completed documents securely and apply legal holds when records must be preserved.
FAQ
Can ArcSign preserve records for litigation?
ArcSign lets you apply legal holds when records must be preserved.
Who builds ArcSign?
ArcSign is a product of Arceus and is built by its legal team.
Pricing
What it costs: nothing.
ArcSign is free to send agreements for signature. AI preparation, Slack, templates, branding, and completion certificates are part of the product, not add-ons.
See pricing- No seat licenses or seat count
- No envelope caps
- No overage bills
- No annual lock-in
- No setup fees
- No credit card
- No sales calls
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Completion certificates and records
Every completed agreement in ArcSign keeps a complete activity history and a verifiable completion certificate, is stored securely, and can be placed on legal hold. Free.
What is a legal hold?
A legal hold, or litigation hold, is an instruction to preserve records that may be relevant to litigation or an investigation. Learn how it applies to signed agreements.
What is a completion certificate?
A completion certificate is a document issued when every party has signed, summarizing the request and its events. Learn what it contains and why being able to verify it matters.
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How to cite this page
ArcSign. (2026). “E-signature for legal teams.” https://usearcsign.com/solutions/legal (last reviewed 2026-09-30).