Job authorizations
The authorization is signed before the crew starts.
Email a work authorization from the job site. The client signs on a phone, without an account. You download the finished PDF and the record of who signed.
What you can do with it
Upload the PDF you already use
HurrySign does not ship a general-contractor contract. Place the fields on your own authorization.
They sign from the email
The client opens the link in the browser. Nothing to install, and no account.
The owner and the client can both sign
Send them one after another, or all at once. Each person gets an email link.
Your PDF, not a form we invented
Upload the authorization you already use, place the fields, and send the email link. Any starting draft in HurrySign is a starting point. Have a lawyer review it before you send it.
The record
The email link, the consent, and the finished PDF.
- The signer gets an email link and signs in the browser. They do not create an account.
- They consent to electronic records and state an intent to sign. That is an ESIGN and UETA ceremony, not a promise that every document is enforceable, and not legal advice.
- The audit record is append-only. The database rejects updates, deletes, and truncates.
- You download the finished PDF when the required signers are done.
- Each document is fingerprinted with SHA-256. The completion record keeps that hash.
- An API is optional. A sandbox key is the default and does not send real signing email. A live key is a separate choice in Settings.
Read the API guide. A live key is optional. The sandbox key does not send real signing email.
Questions
Does the signer need an account?
No. They open the email link and sign in the browser, on a phone or a computer.
Do you have a form for this work?
No. Upload the PDF you already use. HurrySign does not ship a starter draft for this work. A starting draft elsewhere in the product is only a starting point. Have a lawyer review it before you send it.
What do you keep after they sign?
The finished PDF, an append-only audit record, and a SHA-256 hash of the document. If they read the consent in Spanish, that language is what gets recorded. The record does not make every document enforceable.
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- Auto repairRepair forms
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- Water and fire restorationIncluding mitigation
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