My main use case for Conga Sign is gathering customers' signatures on the final document. Capturing digital signatures is relatively easy compared to correcting signatures manually on printed documents from multiple parties, which can be time-consuming and often leads to abandoning the deal before document signatures are complete, potentially resulting in business loss. I have used Conga Sign for all our contracts, proposals, and information forms. We use it within Salesforce, so we can have merge fields and write-back fields associated with different objects and records. Regarding my main use case, it is excellent for contracts and anywhere else where signatures or document tracking is required. We use it on some documents for tracking only, and it is less appropriate in those instances, but the tracking history is truly valuable for our sales team.
Senior at a financial services firm with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 10
Dec 3, 2025
My main use case for Conga Sign so far is to send documents to our merchants. A quick specific example of a document I've sent to my merchants using Conga Sign is the terms and conditions.
I have used Conga Sign mostly on the sales part. For example, for the company called XYZ, we generate the document, and once the negotiation is completed, we need to send the document for the signing part, requiring a signing sequence: first to the customers, then to the business team, which means the XYZ company heads. We use Conga Sign for that, and if we have more than one or two signers, we can add all the predefined sign tags in the document itself or include custom sign tags while sending the document in the signature part.
We primarily use Conga Sign through our Salesforce integration when we send out contracts for sales. A small percentage, about one percent of our usage, is for internal purposes where we send documents for sales reps to sign off on, like their annual plans.
We use Conga for digital documents and signatures to aid our clients with the sales cycle for their contacts and document generation in Salesforce. It's a solution for creating and sending documents to interested parties in the process.
We use Conga Sign with Conga Composer to send documents for signature. After they are signed, the documents are sent back, and their status is updated in Salesforce.
Conga Sign offers seamless integration with Salesforce, simplifying digital signature processes with ease of use and efficiency. It allows quick setup, enabling users to streamline document handling and secure electronic signatures efficiently.Conga Sign integrates with Salesforce to enhance document generation and digital signature processes. Features like drag-and-drop signature capability and automated email transactions reduce manual overhead and enable fast, secure document handling....
My main use case for Conga Sign is gathering customers' signatures on the final document. Capturing digital signatures is relatively easy compared to correcting signatures manually on printed documents from multiple parties, which can be time-consuming and often leads to abandoning the deal before document signatures are complete, potentially resulting in business loss. I have used Conga Sign for all our contracts, proposals, and information forms. We use it within Salesforce, so we can have merge fields and write-back fields associated with different objects and records. Regarding my main use case, it is excellent for contracts and anywhere else where signatures or document tracking is required. We use it on some documents for tracking only, and it is less appropriate in those instances, but the tracking history is truly valuable for our sales team.
My main use case for Conga Sign so far is to send documents to our merchants. A quick specific example of a document I've sent to my merchants using Conga Sign is the terms and conditions.
I have used Conga Sign mostly on the sales part. For example, for the company called XYZ, we generate the document, and once the negotiation is completed, we need to send the document for the signing part, requiring a signing sequence: first to the customers, then to the business team, which means the XYZ company heads. We use Conga Sign for that, and if we have more than one or two signers, we can add all the predefined sign tags in the document itself or include custom sign tags while sending the document in the signature part.
We primarily use Conga Sign through our Salesforce integration when we send out contracts for sales. A small percentage, about one percent of our usage, is for internal purposes where we send documents for sales reps to sign off on, like their annual plans.
We use Conga for digital documents and signatures to aid our clients with the sales cycle for their contacts and document generation in Salesforce. It's a solution for creating and sending documents to interested parties in the process.
We use Conga Sign with Conga Composer to send documents for signature. After they are signed, the documents are sent back, and their status is updated in Salesforce.
Like Adobe Sign and DocuSign, the Conga product has a built-in signature process called Conga Sign for digital signatures.
I use Conga Sign to present CDQ and CLM to the customers.