For sales teams

Close the deal where you talk about it.

In sales, the last mile of a deal is a document. Every day it sits unsigned is a day the deal can slip, and every rep who needs a paid seat to send one is a cost that grows with the team.

What sales teams send

  • Order forms
  • Master service agreements
  • Statements of work
  • Renewals
  • Mutual NDAs

The problem

What slows it down today.

  1. 01Per-seat e-signature licenses mean deciding which reps get to send contracts.
  2. 02Deal updates live in Slack while contract status lives in a separate tool.
  3. 03Following up on an unsigned order form is manual and easy to forget.

How ArcSign helps

The loop, closed.

01

Everyone can send

No seat licenses and no envelope caps, so the whole team sends without a license count to manage.

02

Run it from Slack

Start and manage signature requests from Slack, and receive signing updates where the deal is already being discussed.

03

Follow up automatically

Set expiration dates and automatic reminders, or send an individual reminder when a buyer goes quiet.

04

See where it stands

Track when each document is sent, viewed, signed, declined, or completed.

FAQ

Do sales reps each need a license?

No. ArcSign has no seat licenses or seat count.

Can buyers ask questions before signing?

Yes. Signers can ask questions or decline a request, and you can revise the request if needed.

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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How to cite this page

ArcSign. (2026). “E-signature for sales teams.” https://usearcsign.com/solutions/sales (last reviewed 2026-09-30).