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PDFinish front-desk signing replaces a paper visitor sign in sheet. You upload a form once and get a link and a printable QR sign. A visitor scans it, types their name and email, reads the form and signs with a finger on their own phone. You get a searchable log and a signed PDF for every visit. Your first 5 signings are free, with a free account.
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Read what we record when someone signs, the privacy page and the terms. Plans are on the pricing page.
A form that visitors fill in and sign on their phone instead of writing on a paper sheet. With PDFinish the visitor scans a QR code and signs; you get a searchable log of signed PDFs.
No. They open the link in their phone browser, type a name and email, read the form and sign.
Your first 5 signings are free in total, with a free account. After that, front-desk signing is part of Pro.
In the United States the E-SIGN Act says a signature cannot be denied legal effect only because it is electronic. Whether a particular form holds up depends on the form and the place, so check with a lawyer for anything important. See what we record when someone signs.
The time, the document version, the typed name and email, the visitor's consent, and the IP address and browser of the device. Each signed form is stored encrypted for 365 days. The page What we record when you sign lists everything.
Yes. A visitor who declines at any point leaves no signed PDF, and the record of the visit is kept for 30 days.
Yes. Search the log, then download it as a CSV: name, email, time, document, version and status.
Yes. The visitor chooses that they are signing for a child and types the guardian's name, the relationship and the child's name. An added page lists them.