Approve
The approved proposal in Salesforce starts the envelope.
In credit operations, signing the contract is only one step. Before formalizing, it is important to confirm that the person moving forward is who they claim to be, while keeping evidence and status accessible to the operation. sign2.me connects KYC, authentication and e-signature to the existing Salesforce process.
Credit was approved in Salesforce. Now it must be formalized with the right person.
Configurable KYC precedes contract release and signing.
The gate makes the dependency between verified identity, contract and release visible.
The approved proposal in Salesforce starts the envelope.
The approved proposal in Salesforce starts the envelope.
KYC runs before signing becomes available.
A credit operator approves a proposal in Salesforce. Approval triggers envelope creation in sign2.me. The customer completes configured KYC and authentication steps and, after identity verification, proceeds to sign the contract. Once completed, status and evidence return to Salesforce and a Flow starts the next operational step.
Validate the customer's identity before signing.
Email, SMS or WhatsApp token complements the verification.
Events, authentication and signing remain recorded as evidence.
A completed signature can trigger the operation's next step.
The joint confirmation happens before token and signing.
Present the contract only after the defined verification.
Use the completed status to continue the operation.
Native integration with docu2.me, positioning where the signature will appear in your document and it reflects in sign2.me like a magic.
It is configurable per envelope, according to the operation's scenario.
The envelope remains blocked for signing until the operation completes or reviews it.
No. They are complementary features and can be presented at different stages.