Je suis formateur au sein de l'équipe Adobe Learn.
Dans cette vidéo, je vais vous montrer comment envoyer un contrat pour signature à une cliente dans Adobe Acrobat.
Je vous montrerai également ce que la cliente voit lors de la signature.
Je prendrai l'exemple d'un contrat de rénovation d'une cuisine haut de gamme.
Préparer et envoyer un contrat pour signature
Voici le contrat.
Envoyons-le pour révision.
Faites défiler le document jusqu'à la page de signature de la destinataire.
Dans le panneau Outils, sélectionnez Demander des signatures électroniques.
Saisissez l'adresse e-mail et le nom de la personne.
Je saisis « Sarah Anderson », le nom du contact principal.
Cliquez sur Préparer le document pour passer à l'étape suivante.
Cliquez dans le champ situé au-dessus de la ligne de signature pour le définir comme champ de signature électronique.
Cliquez à côté de Date pour définir ce champ comme champ de date.
Une fois les types de champs définis, cliquez sur Vérifier et envoyer.
Vérifiez les informations, puis cliquez sur Envoyer.
Un écran de confirmation s'affiche une fois l'envoi effectué.
Vous recevez également un e-mail d'Adobe Sign, indiquant que le contrat a été envoyé pour signature.
Envisager l’expérience du point de vue des destinataires
Voyons maintenant comment la destinataire signe le contrat.
Dans cet exemple, Sarah Anderson reçoit un e-mail lui demandant de signer le contrat.
Dans cet e-mail, elle clique sur Vérifier et signer pour ouvrir le PDF dans un navigateur.
Elle voit que deux champs sont obligatoires.
Elle clique ici pour signer le contrat, puis ici pour indiquer la date de signature.
Le bouton Envoyer renvoie le contrat à l'expéditeur.
Voici l'e-mail de confirmation d’Adobe Sign indiquant que le contrat a été signé.
Voilà comment faire vérifier et signer un contrat dans Adobe Acrobat.
Essayez vous-même.
Un fichier d'exemple est fourni pour vous entraîner.
Merci de votre attention.
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Ce que vous apprendrez
Préparer et envoyer un contrat pour signature
Ouvrez le fichier, saisissez l’adresse e-mail et le nom des destinataires, puis ajoutez des champs de signature et de date. Une fois le document partagé, vous recevez un e-mail de confirmation pour vérification.
Envisager l’expérience du point de vue des destinataires
Les personnes désignées reçoivent un e-mail contenant un lien pour réviser et signer le document dans leur navigateur. Elles peuvent alors renseigner les champs obligatoires et retourner le contrat, sans avoir à créer de compte ni à télécharger d’application.
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