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Signature

Signature tags are used to indicate where a signer should place their signature within the document.
long
{{signer_1:signature_1}}
short
{{s_1:sig_1}}

Initials

Initials tags are used to indicate where a signer should place their initials within the document.
long
{{signer_1:initials_1}}
short
{{s_1:init_1}}

Text

Text tags are used to indicate where a signer should enter text within the document.
long
{{signer_1:text_1}}
short
{{s_1:text_1}}

Multiline

Multiline tags are used to indicate where a signer should enter multiple lines of text within the document.
long
{{signer_1:multiline_1}}
short
{{s_1:multi_1}}

Date picker

Date picker tags are used to indicate where a signer should enter a date within the document.
long
{{signer_1:datepicker_1}}
short
{{s_1:dp_1}}

Radio

Radio tags are used to indicate where a signer should select an option from a set of radio buttons within the document.
Radio groups must have unique tag IDs (across all signers) within the document to function correctly.
The radio group tag is optional. If not specified, the radio buttons will function as a group by default based on their tag IDs.
A signer must select one of the radio buttons in the group unless the radio button group is marked as optional.
The radio group tag does not render a visible field in the document. It is only used to define the grouping behavior of the associated radio buttons.

Radio group (optional)

Radio group tags are used to customize the behavior of a set of radio buttons within the document.
long
{{signer_1:radio_1}}
short
{{s_1:r_1}}

Radio button

long
{{signer_1:radio_1.1}}
short
{{s_1:r_1.1}}

Examples

When combining the radio group tag with a radio button tag, the syntax looks like this:
long
{{signer_1:radio_1:option_optional}}
{{radio_1.1}}
{{radio_1.2}}
{{radio_1.3}}
short
{{s_1:r_1:o_opt}}
{{r_1.1}}
{{r_1.2}}
{{r_1.3}}
The radio button tags will inherit the signer from the radio group tag and do not need to specify the signer again.

Checkbox

Checkbox tags are used to indicate where a signer should select a checkbox within the document.
Checkbox groups must have unique tag IDs (across all signers) within the document to function correctly.
The checkbox group tag is optional. If not specified, the checkboxes will function as a group by default based on their tag IDs.
The checkbox group tag does not render a visible field in the document. It is only used to define the grouping behavior of the associated checkboxes.

Checkbox group (optional)

Checkbox group tags are used to customize the behavior of a set of checkboxes within the document.
long
{{signer_1:checkbox_1}}
short
{{s_1:c_1}}

Checkbox

long
{{signer_1:checkbox_1.1}}
short
{{s_1:c_1.1}}

Examples

When combining the checkbox group tag with a checkbox tag, the syntax looks like this:
long
{{signer_1:checkbox_1:validate_required_2}}
{{checkbox_1.1}}
{{checkbox_1.2}}
{{checkbox_1.3}}
short
{{s_1:c_1:vd_req_2}}
{{c_1.1}}
{{c_1.2}}
{{c_1.3}}

Image

Image tags are used to indicate where a signer should upload an image within the document.
long
{{signer_1:image_1}}
short
{{s_1:img_1}}

Document properties

You can use template tags to insert document properties such as the package or document name.
long
{{document:packageName}}
short
{{doc:packageName}}

Signer properties

You can also use template tags to insert signer properties such as name and email.
long
{{signer_1:name}}
short
{{s_1:name}}