Essentially, SignEasy brings a, easy, way for users on Teams to sign documents and request signatures. It is a popular service with over 5 million users. Through the app, Microsoft Teams users can sign service agreements, legal documents, invoices, purchase orders, and just about anything else. Documents that need signing are received with a “sign-and-send” command. Alternatively, users can send this command for documents they want signed by someone else. SignEasy integrates with Teams through a bot. This bot works within a chat list and allows users to easily interact with the app.
The app arrives on Teams with the following features:
Sign documents of all formats like text, PDF, Word, Excel, JPG, PNG and other popular document formats. Add date, name and other annotations in the document while signing. Use the Request Signature option to send the document to others for signature – add email addresses of the recipient(s), specify the order of signing and add a custom message. Guide your signers through the document by adding fields for each of the signers. Works across all popular document formats – PDF, Word, Excel, Text, Pages, JPG, PNG etc.
Raising the Level
There’s no doubt that the race for the workplace chat market is heating up. While I argue that both Slack and Microsoft and co-exist and thrive, the two are pitting themselves as rivals. While Microsoft Teams has the whole Office 365 subscriber base to tap into, Slack has remained in close competition. Earlier this week, the start-up announced another successful funding round. The company drew a massive $427 million. Slack has now surpassed a market value of $7 billion ($7.1 billion) and is now better placed to compete with Microsoft.
