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Sharing & signatures

What you can share, what a signature means, and the honest limits of the tool.

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How do I share a finished document?

Send a read-only link the recipient can open with no account, or export the PDF and share it however you like. Sharing is always your action — nothing sends itself.

What happens to a signature if the record changes?

The signature is set aside. A signature is tied to a fingerprint of exactly what was on the record when it was signed; if the content changes afterward, Verbiform sets the signature aside rather than show it over words that were never signed — and the same check runs when you export the document and when a customer signs off through the portal.

Is Verbiform a compliance or certification system?

No, and we won’t claim otherwise. It’s a documentation tool — not a regulated-records, compliance, or certified e-signature system. AI can still get a value wrong, which is why filled fields cite their source and uncertain ones are flagged before you rely on them.

Does anything happen automatically?

No. Verbiform drafts and organizes; you decide what is saved, signed, shared, or sent. Nothing is finalized or delivered without you.

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