A handshake is all it used to take.
Sometimes even a handkerchief or a napkin at a restaurant.

But not anymore.

Agreements you think you've made while sitting in a restaurant or even standing in line at the movies can fall apart or be challenged with the slightest shift in the winds.

While technology in this Google economy has made it easier and faster to do business, there remains a seemingly small detail that can cause you to torpedo important agreements or delay the completion of potentially fruitful transactions: obtaining a signature.

Since mobile devices have furnished us with the ability to complete so many work tasks digitally and remotely, anything involving a pen and paper can easily slip one’s mind, despite the fact that the absence of a single signature can stall or even undo a multi-million dollar deal.

Since our business with our web design and SEO customers and even our eCommerce clients is more long-term and relationship based we don't have a great need for this type of solution, but in the spirit of what this blog is all about, this Mobile Monday, we’ll fill you in on a highly practical mobile tool for preventing these hurdles: RightSignature.

RightSignature is an app designed for the iPhone and iPad that enables users to collect and save real signatures both remotely and on-the-go.

The items to which it can be applied include client applications and agreements, various contracts, and even tax documents like W-9 forms.

Obtaining a signature electronically can save you time and office resources, as well as travel expenses, and allow you to complete more business in less time.

• To use RightSignature while out in the field, you start by accessing a number of reusable templates of data fields that you can customize to correspond with the information you need to collect.


• Simply pull them up and hand your device over for the information to be entered. For remote transmission and signature collection, you can send documents that have been formatted with RightSignature.


• The recipient’s click opens the app and lets them read over the content and sign it with their fingers.


• There are even photo options for user authentication.

If you would like to get more familiar with RightSignature, you can do a free trial with up to five documents, and even request to have a sample document emailed to you on your device.

So give it a try and see if you can speed up your business transactions with an E-Signature App.