Docusign adds a desktop PDF editor to its Intelligent Agreement Management platform
Electronic signature company Docusign Inc. today introduced Docusign PDF Editor, a desktop application for editing PDF documents before they go out for signature. Plugging directly into the company’s Intelligent Agreement Management platform, the new release seeks to take on the problem of contracts being prepared in one tool and signed in another, where even a […] The post Docusign adds a…
Docusign has launched a desktop application called Docusign PDF Editor, designed to work alongside its Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform. The new editor allows users to make edits to PDF documents before they are sent for signature, streamlining the process of preparing and signing contracts. By eliminating the need to switch between different tools, the editor aims to reduce version confusion and manual handoffs in the contract management process.
The app offers features such as text and image editing, redaction of sensitive information, form creation, and file conversion. Once a document is edited and sent for signature, any changes made are linked to the agreement's history, creating an auditable record. Upon signing, the file locks, and the agreement is then processed by IAM's AI tools, which highlight renewal dates and potential risks.
The editor is intended to cater to legal, sales, procurement, and human resources staff, as well as those involved in document management. With IAM already accounting for 15.1% of Docusign's annual recurring revenue as of July, the company expects this percentage to grow to 18% to 19% by the end of its fiscal year in January. The Docusign PDF Editor will be available for purchase starting November 2, in six languages including English, French, and German.
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