Prepare the document. Collect the signatures.
Keep every next step in view.
North Studio & Avery Morgan
A shared brief. Clear deliverables.
A place to make it official.
Add the people, place the fields, and review your document before sending.
North Studio & Avery Morgan
A shared brief. Clear deliverables.
A place to make it official.
Give your signer a clear place to review the agreement and add their signature.
Follow the document from sent to signed, with its activity in one place.
Sample only. No document is sent or signed.
See what changes around the signature—not just on the page.
Look closer at the featuresA signature request can travel as a link, rather than a printed packet.
Check the document’s status before deciding who needs a follow-up.
Review the signed document alongside its activity, instead of piecing together the handover.
Illustrative workflows, not measured customer results. Features and limits vary by plan.
Prepare with intention. Review with confidence.
Then give the signer their next step.
Choose the document, then place the fields the recipient needs to complete.
Add the recipients and decide whether they sign together or in a particular order.
Two people. A clear sequence.
Review the document, recipients and fields before sending the signing request.
Try a made-up name or a quick scribble.
This sample stays in this page and disappears on reload.
Use a fictional name. Up to 40 characters.
Draw with a finger or pointer. Prefer a keyboard? Choose Type a name.
Practice only. No legal consent, identity verification, or real agreement.
Choose a style, then place it on the sample.
A fictional project, an imaginary brief,
and a space to try your signature.
The idea is simple: bring the document’s context into the next step, with a person reviewing what comes out.
Meet CeliaClient: Avery Morgan. Sender: Alex Taylor. Both parties have a signature line.
Two signature fields. Two recipients. Review the names and positions before sending.
Check the fields and recipients.
Project: North Studio launch. Client contact: Avery Morgan. Document version: 02.
The working brief is version 02, for the North Studio launch, with Avery as the client contact.
Confirm the source is current.
Service agreement, version 02. Waiting for Avery’s signature. No reminder has been sent.
Hi Avery, your service agreement is ready to review whenever you have a moment. Let me know if you have any questions.
Edit the message. Decide whether to send.
Prewritten examples, not live AI or a release announcement. These Celia workflows are design concepts; availability is to be confirmed.
Find the capability you need.
Open a card for the detail, without the feature wall.
Explore the feature catalogue
Keep recurring documents organised around reusable fields and recipient roles.
Useful for agreements you send regularly.Prepare an existing document for a signing request, then review the fields before sending.
Review supported formats and import options in the feature guide.Arrange multiple recipients and the sequence in which an agreement is signed.
Useful when a client signs before a countersignature.Use a shared document structure for separate signing requests to a list of recipients.
Check bulk-send limits and template requirements for your plan.Use reminder and expiry settings to organise the life of a signing request.
Choose settings that fit the recipient and the agreement.Explore a signing experience designed for a phone, tablet or computer.
Try the sample below to explore typed and drawn marks.Explore options for signing your own document or collecting a signature in person.
Check the current workflow for each signing mode.Review the status of a request and the progress of its recipients.
Useful before choosing your next follow-up.Explore the activity history and completion information associated with a signed document.
Review the security guide for the scope of the records provided.Organise documents and recurring recipients so the next request has a clear starting point.
Useful for repeat clients and regular agreement types.Explore team access controls and branding options for the signing experience.
Check your plan for roles, team management and branding availability.Explore the catalogue of cloud-drive and business-tool integrations.
Verify each integration’s availability before planning a workflow around it.Explore options for creating and following signing requests from another application.
Review API access, authentication and usage limits in the current guide.Feature overview from the Sign catalogue. Check current plans, availability and limits before choosing.
Bring the scope, the right contact and the signing order together.
Sales owner → Client → Countersigner
Prepare the paperwork around the person, with a clear reviewer and recipient.
Hiring manager → Candidate
Keep the working document and approval roles clear before collecting signatures.
Legal reviewer → External party
Map the parties and the document requirements before you choose a signing method.
Property manager → Tenant → Owner
Give the internal reviewer and supplier an organised document handover.
Procurement → Supplier → Approver
Organise the documents people acknowledge as part of everyday operations.
Project owner → Client
Example workflows, not legal templates. Check the requirements for your document and location before choosing a signing method.
Explore the setupLook closer at the record, the policy and the requirements behind your next agreement.
Clear questions. Published sources.
No blanket assurances.
A useful signing record is about more than the mark on the page.
Centilio’s privacy policy describes transaction data and an audit trail, including party details and action history. Confirm the evidence available for your workflow and plan before adopting it.
Bring your data requirements into the conversation before the first agreement.
Review the published privacy policy with your data owner. Ask Centilio to confirm the retention, access and contractual requirements that apply to your account.
Start with the document and its requirements—not a one-size-fits-all legal promise.
For sensitive or regulated agreements, confirm the required signing method with a qualified adviser. This overview is not legal advice or a guarantee of enforceability.
A free starting point. Room for your team.
A simple place to begin.
USD (in dollars) / user / month equivalent
No subscription charge
1 userFor individuals with basic eSignature needs.
Keep everyday agreements moving.
USD (in dollars) / user / month equivalent
$10 per user, billed monthly
Up to 50 usersGoogle Drive, Dropbox, Box and HubSpot integrations.
Document management and OAuth API token.
Bring your team and brand together.
USD (in dollars) / user / month equivalent
$30 per user, billed monthly
50+ users listedAI Template and document management.
Google Drive, Dropbox, Box and HubSpot integrations; OAuth API token.
Count your sending team, not document recipients.
5 × $10 per user / month
USD list prices (in dollars) checked 6 September 2026. Annual examples use the published 25% yearly discount. Taxes extra; confirm billing, plan limits and current terms at checkout.
See published pricingExplore the experience before choosing a plan. Start with a sample, not a sensitive document.
Follow the document, recipients and review steps.
Explore the walkthrough ↗Type or draw a mark on a fictional document.
Open the playground ↗Review the evidence, privacy and plan details.
Explore trust topics ↗Your review · 0 of 3 marked
A personal checklist, not a product test result. Selections stay on this page and reset when you reload.
Follow a sample agreement from preparation to completion, try a typed or drawn mark, explore team workflows and compare plans. The interactive samples do not send or legally sign a document.
An envelope is a signing request containing the document or documents and the intended recipients. Check the current plan for envelope limits and supported workflow options.
Document type, location and required formalities matter. Confirm the appropriate signing method with a qualified adviser for sensitive or regulated agreements. This page does not guarantee legal enforceability.
The Sign workflow is designed around a recipient signing link. Confirm any identity or access requirements for the signing mode you choose.
The published Free plan lists one user, five envelopes per month, unlimited sign requests and templates, and folder and contact management.
The overview shows USD monthly list prices. Annual examples use the published 25% discount and are labelled estimates, with the full annual amount shown. Confirm taxes, billing currency and current terms at checkout.
No. The Celia section is a design concept using prewritten examples to show document context, suggestions and human review. It is not a release announcement or a working AI connection.
No. The sample stays in this page and clears on reload. Use a fictional name or scribble, not a real signature or sensitive document.
No matching answer. Try another word or ask the Sign team.
Explore the current signup options and terms on Centilio’s site.
Explore Sign ↗Compare the published USD prices and the features your team needs.
Compare Sign plans ↗Discover the product families around Sign, with release stages clearly shown.
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