On 19th November 2024 it will be dismissed.
The documentation is available in the new Confluence Site: - https://namirial.atlassian.net/wiki
In addition an electronic signature guide are available for further information (also linked at relevant chapters).
For more information of customizing please see the SignAnyWhere viewer – Customization.
In the settings you can define your user settings and if you are a “Power User” also the settings of the organization. In settings you are also able to define teams (virtual groups of your organization who can access and share their documents).
Here you find your personal account settings.
Note that the email address of a user account is read-only as it is a unique identifier of the user. It cannot be changed. An Administrator (or in general, persons with the permissions of user management) can create a new user account and move existing envelopes to the new user account. Read more about administrative capabilities in user management in Settings - Users.
The password policy of eSignAnyWhere can be configured on a per-instance level - details about configuration options are available at eSignAnyWher Global.xml documentation (accessible only for users with login to the detailled documentation).
A typical configuration of password rules (but subject to instance specific configuration) is:
Password must contain at least one of the following characters: -["#$%&'()*+,/;:=!?_@>]
In addition, passwords must not contain a combination of at least 4 characters where the same text sequence is contained in firstname, lastname or email of the user.
This section is only visible if the signed-in user has "Power User" or "Administrator" role.
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You can upload a picture of your signature (e.g. written on write paper and take a picture). This signature can be modified (cropped, set background level and rotate). If you are logged into eSAW and sign documents you can select your signature picture for Click-to-Sign signatures.
A change of the signature image is considered in envelopes
The change is not considered on existing envelopes when