Every verbal yes — signed, paid, provisioned.
You set the terms once. Your prospect opens one link, signs, and pays month one on the spot — and the client account builds itself before you've opened your laptop. Your brand on every page of it.
“They said yes on the call. That was nine days ago. The PDF is still sitting in their inbox — and I'm still refreshing mine.”
— every staffing-company owner, eventually
Deals don't die in negotiation. They die in the inbox.
You heard the yes. You shook on it. Then you exported a PDF, attached it, sent it — and started waiting. Every silent day costs heat, and even a returned signature only starts the next wait: the first invoice, the follow-up, the account you build by hand at 9pm. The verbal yes was the easy part. Everything after it is where the money leaks.
Sign the demo contract.
The exact flow your prospects walk through — review the terms, draw a signature, watch the hash, audit trail and payment seal themselves. Nothing is stored or sent.
Built in. Not bolted on.
Terms locked, not retyped
You set the negotiated numbers once — success-fee percentage, installment plan, month-one amount — and the contract is generated from exactly those terms. No copy-paste drift between the handshake and the paper.
A link, not an attachment
Prospects get a tokenized signing link that expires in 7 days — urgency built into the paperwork. They draw or type a signature and consent under ESIGN and UETA, on a page that carries your brand, not ours.
Month one, collected at signing
Stripe charges the first installment in the same sitting as the signature. The deal and the deposit arrive together — no first invoice, no thirty-day chase.
A client that onboards itself
The account provisions only after signed and paid — both, never one. No half-committed clients in your system, and no evening spent hand-building logins after the deal closes.
Evidence sealed, forever
Every executed contract is hashed with SHA-256 and sealed with IP, device, and timestamp in an immutable audit log. If anyone ever disputes a signature, you hold the record.
Every contract's status, at a glance
Sent, opened, signed, void — you see where every deal stands without asking anyone. On the near-term roadmap: open and click tracking, and a candidate self-serve payment portal.
Signing links are tokenized and time-boxed. A week of built-in urgency replaces a month of “just following up.”
Document hash, IP, device, and timestamp — locked into an immutable audit log the moment they sign.
Stripe takes the first payment inside the signing flow itself. Revenue starts before the tab closes.
Straight from the live platform.
Captured from the production operation this white-label runs on — names anonymized, everything else is the product.
- 0115 signed, 12 paid — no chasing
- 02Send from a template
Set it up once. Then it's just how things work.
Set the terms
Enter what you negotiated — success-fee percentage, installments, the month-one amount. The contract builds itself around those exact numbers.
Send the link
One tokenized URL, live for 7 days. The prospect reviews, draws or types a signature, and consents under ESIGN and UETA — no printer, no scanner, no attachment.
Get paid in the same breath
Stripe collects month one at the moment of signing. Hash, IP, device, and timestamp are sealed into the immutable audit log.
Watch it become a client
Signed and paid, the account provisions itself. On your dashboard the status flips — sent, opened, signed — while the closing call is still warm.
A yes should stay a yes — all the way to paid.
Momentum is the most expensive thing your firm loses. With one link, the signature, the money, and the onboarding happen while the excitement is still real — sealed, logged, and wearing your brand. You don't chase deals anymore. You watch them land.