Make Google Docs work for signing

What Docs can’t do

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You edit a proposal in Google Docs, send it for approval and then… get stuck.

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There’s no proper signing flow. No signer verification. Just images or links. That’s fine for drafts not for real business.

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Why it matters

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A visual signature in Google Docs won’t protect you:

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• It can be changed or deleted
  
  
• There’s no way to prove who signed
  
  
• You get zero compliance with digital signature laws
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If you’re working with freelancers, clients, or investors  that’s a risk you don’t want to take.

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What a secure signature looks like

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Real Google Docs signatures mean more than visuals:

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• Confirmed identity
  
  
• Uneditable content after signing
  
  
• Clear logs for accountability
  
  
• Full legal backing under ESIGN Act and eIDAS regulation
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‍How to make it work

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Create the doc in Google Docs, export as PDF, and sign it through DocuChain.

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It’s fast, secure, and works every time  without sacrificing flexibility or legal protection.

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Keep the workflow just finish it right

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You don’t need to stop using Google Docs. You just need a better way to finish the process.

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DocuChain helps teams move from drafts to signed deals  with clarity, traceability, and trust.

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👉 Try DocuChain for free and sign smarter, not harder.

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