Add a Sign Now Button to Any WordPress Page (Block or Shortcode)

For businesses with a WordPress site.

Any page of your WordPress site can have a button that takes a visitor straight to one of your forms to sign. Under SignSealer, Templates, every form with a public address is listed with its shortcode.

In the page editor, type a slash and SignSealer, and press Enter to add the SignSealer agreement block. In its settings, give it the form's address from the Templates screen, here dock, and the words on the button.

Publish the page. The button looks like every other button on your site.

Or paste the shortcode instead, into any page, post or widget that takes one. This Waivers page has had it all along.

A visitor opens your page and presses the button. It opens your form on SignSealer's own page, where they can see whose address bar they are signing on. They give their name and email, and the document is made for them.

They agree to sign electronically, answer what the waiver asks, read it, and sign.

Back in SignSealer, the signed waiver is in Documents, with its certificate, and nothing had to be sent to anyone. Every form with a public address can have a button like this, on as many pages as you like.