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Documents & policies

Policies signed. Paperwork in one place.

Keep offer letters, contracts and your employee handbook where your team can find them. Ask employees to sign your policies, and send each new hire one packet with everything they need to fill in.

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Offer letter
Signed Oct 28
Form W-4
Uploaded
Form I-9
Section 1 done
Employee handbook
Waiting to sign
An example, with made-up names.

What you can do

  • Policies to sign

    Employees read your handbook and policies and sign with their typed name.

  • A record of every signature

    Each US signature gets a one-page signature certificate: who signed, when, and exactly which file.

  • New-hire packets

    The offer letter signed in the app, the official W-4 and Form I-9 to fill in, and your handbook.

  • Documents on each profile

    Contracts and letters sit on the right employee's record.

Where it saves you time

Reminders chase unsigned policies for you, and a tracker shows who has signed what, so you don't have to keep a list.

How it works

  1. Upload your policiesYour handbook and policies, once.
  2. Ask people to signEveryone, or chosen people, with a due date.
  3. Track itSee who has signed, and download the signature record when you need it.

Good to know

  • Documents are downloaded through links that expire after a few minutes.
  • Employment rules differ by state. Check that your letters and policies fit where you operate.
  • Need a starting point? Our free HR templates include offer letters and a handbook acknowledgment.

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