How Can I Get Customer Signatures on Completed Work Orders?

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How Can I Get Customer Signatures on Completed Work Orders?

You collect signatures by sending the completed work order to the customer for confirmation on the spot, through a link on a phone or tablet, and storing the signed document on the job record. On Jestor, this runs through the native DocSign integration and the service order record.

A signature proves that the work was delivered and accepted. Without it, customers may question charges weeks later, and the company has little to show beyond the technician's word.

What missing signatures cost

  • Charges disputed after the job is complete
  • Paper forms lost between the field and the office
  • Delays in invoicing while waiting for confirmation
  • No proof of acceptance in case of a complaint
  • Time spent scanning and filing signed paper

How digital signatures work

  • The finished work order is generated from the job report
  • The customer signs through a link on a phone or tablet
  • The signed document attaches to the job automatically
  • The signature date and time are recorded

Why Jestor fits this use case

  • Proof of acceptance is stored with the job
  • Invoicing can start sooner
  • Paper handling disappears
  • This scales from a few jobs to a large field operation

Paper work ordersDigitally signed work orders
Lost, delayed, hard to proveSigned on the spot and stored

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this use DocSign? Yes, through the native integration. More at jestor.com.

Can customers sign without an account? Yes, a link is enough to sign.

Can I see which orders are still unsigned? Yes, a filtered dashboard lists them.

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