Contract Signatures for Confluence

The modern way to agree

Now you can make, manage, and sign your business agreements without ever leaving Confluence

Available on Cloud

• User Guide
  • Installation
  • Add the Signature macro
  • Send your agreements to signees
    • Signing the contract
    • Rejecting the contract
    • Verifying the contract
  • Use Cases
  • Permission setup
  • 2FA setup (sign with SMS OTP code)
    • MessageBird - How to enable it on Contract Signatures
    • Plivo - How to enable it on Contract Signatures
    • Sinch - How to enable it on Contract Signatures
    • Twilio - How to enable it on Contract Signatures
    • Vonage - How to enable it on Contract Signatures
  • Custom domain
  • Email communication
    • SMTP server - Gmail
    • SMTP server - Fastmail
    • SMTP server - OVH
    • SMTP server - AWS
    • SMPT server - Outlook
  • Webhooks
  • API
  • Watchers
  • Macros
  • CSV Contracts - Import and export
• Reference
  • HTML contract
  • PDF contract
  • Document lifecycle
  • Input options
  • Supported signature methods
  • App permissions
  • Customization
    • Email HTML
• Pricing FAQs
• Release Notes
  • 2022
    • 11 (November)
    • 12 (December)
  • 2023
    • 01 - (January)
    • 02 - February
    • 03 (March)
    • 04 (April)
• Privacy and Data Security Statement
• EULA (End-user license agreement)

Need approval for a project? Acceptance of an invoice? An employment contract signed?

Contract Signatures for Confluence lets you send agreements and other documents to signees without having to add them to your Confluence instance.

Easy e-signing in Confluence

Signees receive an automated email with a link to a read-only version of the live contract, which they can sign immediately.

Audit trail in Confluence

When all parties have signed, the status will change from “In progress” to “Signed” and all parties will receive an email confirming this, along with PDF and HTML versions of the signed contract.