How to sign and exchange a contract (NSW)
This guide will walk you through the final steps of the sales process: collecting signatures and formally exchanging the contract.
Pro-Tip: This process begins after you have fully prepared the contract in Sign.
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Step 1: Choose Your Signing Method
Once the contract is ready, click the Sign icon in the top right corner. You will be presented with two options for collecting signatures.
Option A: Sign Remotely
This option sends a secure link to all parties to sign the document on their own devices.
- Select Sign Remotely.
- Choose your preferred signing order. You can send the request to all parties at the same time or create a specific order (e.g., purchasers sign first, then vendors).
- An email with a standard message will be sent. When you're ready, click Send Remotely.
Option B: Sign In Person
This option is ideal when you are physically with the signatories and can hand them your device to sign on the spot.
- Select Sign In Person.
- The first signatory (e.g., the vendor) will be prompted to agree to sign electronically.
- They then click Start in the top right corner.
- They can choose to either draw their signature with a finger or stylus, or type it.
- After creating their signature, they click Next to be automatically guided through all the fields they need to complete.
- Once the first person is finished, you can repeat this process for the next signatory (e.g., the purchaser).
Step 2: Exchange the Contract
After all signatures have been collected, the final step is to formally exchange the contract.
- Click the Exchange button in the top right corner.
- This action is final and will date the contract and apply a digital exchange stamp.
Important: Once you click Exchange, the contract cannot be edited. It is now a legally binding document.
Your contract is now successfully signed and exchanged, and a final copy will be distributed to all parties.