Don't send any signature command, if at least one of signatory persons don't have a valid email address
This setting protects a Signature Request from being partially sent out. When enabled, if any of the signatory persons on a signature command at Student level does not have a valid email address on file, Classter blocks the entire signature command from being sent to any of the signatory persons - not just the one with the missing or invalid email.
What this article covers
- What This Setting Does
- Where It Is Used
- Business Logic / Behavior
- Example(s)
- When to Use
- Notes
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- Enable Signatures
- Auto-save signed document in Student files for the following templates
- E-mail message to be included in body when you send the final document to signatory persons
- Do not change status for already-registered students
- If an arrangement's price is changed then auto-create new/updated signature requests for every existing signature request related to the arrangement
- Return different pages per signatory person, using dynamic tags
- Send final document to signatory persons after receiving signed the official document for the following templates