
MIT DocuSign FAQs
Overview
DocuSign is a company that provides electronic signature technology for signing of contracts and signed documents. IS&T has recently completed licensing DocuSign for business service for use by the entire MIT community. With DocuSign, users will be able to send, sign, track and store documents. DocuSign supports many document types such as Microsoft Word, Excel and PDF. All documents will be stored in DocuSign's cloud to track and provide an audit trail of signatures. Also, DocuSign can integrate with tools and business systems such as Dropbox, Google Apps and Google Drive. DocuSign is also available on mobile platforms like Android phones, Apple iPhones, Apple iPads and Windows 8 devices.
**(Note: who do we anticipate as users?)
For more information about DocuSign, please see DocuSign Overview.
For general DocuSign support, please contact helpdesk@mit.edu or your local IT support provider.
Questions
Getting Started with DocuSign
- How do I request an MIT DocuSign account?
**Ask Chris
- If I already have a DocuSign account, will I be able to use it for MIT business?
**Ask Chris
- Can I use DocuSign for personal use?
**Ask Chris
- What mobile devices can be used?
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- Is there a video I can watch for an overview of DocuSign?
To understand and watch how DocuSign works, please see How DocuSign Works.
Sending a Document in DocuSign
- How do I send a document?
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- How do I access a document stored in Dropbox or Google Drive?
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- How do I create a template?
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- How do I add who needs to sign?
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- How do I edit my profile?
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Signing a Document in DocuSign
- How do I sign a document?
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- How do I know who signed?
**Add info.