Platform

Notifications and delivery

Reach signers where they already are — email, SMS, or WhatsApp — with controlled sender identity, reminder cadence, and expiry alerts.

Supported notification channels

ChannelDelivery typeSender identity controlBest for
EmailSigning link in message bodyCustom domain + from nameAll general workflows
SMSSigning link in textSender ID (where supported)Mobile-first signers, time-sensitive
WhatsAppSigning link via WhatsApp messageBusiness accountMarkets where WhatsApp is primary messaging

Channel availability depends on your notification configuration and country. SMS and WhatsApp require separate account setup.

Sender identity controls

Every notification carries your identity, not ours. Configure sender details once at the tenant level.

Custom sending domain

Configure a custom domain so email notifications come from your domain, not a shared platform-provider origin.

From name and address

Set the from name and reply-to address per tenant. Signers see your brand, not an unfamiliar platform name.

Reminder cadence

Set how many reminders to send and at what intervals. Specify a maximum reminder count to avoid over-sending.

Expiry alerts

Notify signers as an envelope approaches its expiry date. Configurable advance-warning window per envelope.

Delivery events stay in the product

The inbox and tenant settings below are live admin screens. Notification bodies stay link-only — no document, no PHI.

  • Channel table, not marketing copy

    Email, SMS, and WhatsApp are configured per tenant. Failures surface on the envelope, not in a black hole.

  • Settings match what operators change

    Reminder cadence and expiry alerts live next to the rest of tenant settings — not a separate comms product.

EndorsedSign admin notifications inbox
Notifications — live admin inbox.

Tenant-level delivery defaults

EndorsedSign tenant settings with notification defaults
Settings — default channel and reminder policy in the same tenant workspace.

Configure your sender identity in sandbox

Sandbox tenants let you test custom domains and notification channels before going live.