You Can E-Sign at 30,000 Feet and Beyond

Did you know you can use DocuSign Electronic Signature Services while you're traveling for the holidays?

If you fly:

• Air Canada
• AirTran
• American Airlines
• Delta
• United
• Virgin America

You can access WiFi while flying with your Mac or PC - some airlines even provide outlets on their planes so you can plug in and recharge. Otherwise, consider bringing an extra battery. There is a fee associated with using in-flight WiFi, unless you're flying Virgin America. Google and Virgin America have partnered to offer free WiFi on all Virgin America flights from November 10, 2009 through January 15, 2010.

Having WiFi on your flights means that you can continue to be productive AND connected as you travel this holiday season. Your signing opportunities extend beyond in-flight - with DocuSign "Designed for Mobile," your clients can sign from their Apple iPhones, RIM Blackberry, Windows Mobile, or Google Android phones while at a restaurant, shopping, or waiting in line for the next tourist attraction.

To eSign documents with DocuSign, you need a browser, internet connection (WiFi, mobile broadband, or 3G / EDGE network), and access to your email.

How Signers Can Access DocuSign and eSign:

1. Log into email
2. Open the email from DocuSign
3. Click the link to eSign the documents
4. Adopt their electronic signature
5. Apply their electronic signature and initials where you've indicated
6. Fill out the information you've requested

DocuSign will notify you once the documents are complete!

With in-flight WiFi, you can send your documents for signature and your signers can sign, even from 30,000 feet!

Take a quick look at this two minute video about the DocuSign signing experience: