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Requesting Signatures on Quotes

Get clear agreement before the work starts

Kritika Gupta avatar
Written by Kritika Gupta
Updated over 2 weeks ago

For certain jobs, you may need your customer to formally agree to specific terms before work begins — like payment rules, cancellation policies, or service conditions.
That’s where Quote Signatures come in.

This feature lets you request a digital signature from your customer, directly from a Quote, so everyone is aligned before the booking moves forward.

Why would I request a signature?

Service businesses often deal with situations where expectations need to be crystal clear. A signed agreement helps prevent misunderstandings and protects your business if plans change at the last minute.

You might want a signed agreement when:

  • You require partial or full payment in advance

  • Your service has strict cancellation or rescheduling policies

  • The service involves special conditions, access rules, or liabilities

  • You want written confirmation for custom or high-value work

  • You need a record for compliance or dispute protection

Instead of chasing paperwork or emails, you can request a signature inside MioCommerce, linked directly to the Quote.

Here’s how some businesses typically use this feature:

Cleaning companies

  • Have customers sign payment terms or cancellation policies

  • Confirm access rules for homes or offices

HVAC & home services

  • Get approval for work conditions, deposits, or warranty terms

  • Confirm responsibility for parts or labor scope

Pet grooming & care

  • Have owners sign service agreements or liability waivers

  • Confirm policies around missed appointments

In all cases, the goal is the same:
👉 Clear agreement before the job starts.

Before you request a signature: set up your Terms & Conditions

To request a signature, you’ll first need to create at least one Terms & Conditions document in MioCommerce.

This documents define what your customer is agreeing to — such as payment rules, cancellation policies, or service conditions.

Examples include:

  • Payment terms (e.g. deposits, advance payments)

  • Cancellation or rescheduling policies

  • Service agreements or special job conditions

About Terms & Conditions documents

  • You can create multiple Terms & Conditions documents

  • Only one can be active at a time

  • The active document is the one used for new signature requests

👉 Learn how to create and manage Terms & Conditions here:
Terms & Conditions Overview

Once your Terms & Conditions are set up, you can request a signature on a Quote.

What can customers sign?

You can request signatures for a Terms & Conditions document, which may include:

  • Payment terms

  • Service agreements

  • Cancellation policies

  • Custom job conditions

  • Any business-specific agreement you need acknowledged

What happens when I request a signature?

Requesting a signature is a simple step that happens alongside your Quote.

Here’s how it works:

  1. You create a Quote / Open a Quote received from an Interactive Quote Page

  2. You request a signature for your Terms & Conditions (for example, payment or cancellation policies)

  3. Your customer receives the signature request by email (and SMS, if enabled)

  4. The customer reviews the document and signs it digitally

  5. The signed document is automatically saved on the Quote as a permanent record

You can request a signature while the Quote is in Draft, or anytime before the work begins.

How to request a signature on a Quote

You can request a signature directly from any Quote when you need your customer to formally agree to your terms.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the Quote
    Go to Quotes and open the specific Quote you want the customer to sign.

  2. Click “Signatures”
    In the right-hand Actions panel, click Signatures.

3. Request a signature
You’ll be taken to the Quote Signatures page, where all past signature requests (if any) are listed.
Click Request Terms & Conditions Signature.

4. Choose how to notify the customer
A pop-up will appear where you can:

  • Send the request by email

  • Send by SMS (if enabled)

  • Or send via both

You can also preview the email before sending.

5. Send the request
When everything looks right, click Send Terms & Conditions Signature Request.

6. Customer signs digitally
Your customer receives the request, reviews the document, and signs it online.

7. View the signed document
Once signed, the document is saved automatically and can be viewed anytime from the Quote Signatures section.

What’s included in a signed document

Each signed document contains:

  • Date and time of signing

  • Customer name

  • The exact Terms & Conditions that were agreed to

  • A digital copy of the customer’s signature

This creates a clear, permanent record linked directly to the Quote.

How multiple signature requests work

  • You can request a signature multiple times on the same Quote

  • Each request is logged and saved with a timestamp

  • This is useful when:

    • The Quote changes

    • Terms & Conditions are updated

    • The customer didn’t respond to the first request

Where to view signed documents

From any individual Quote, click Signatures in the right-hand Actions menu.

This opens the Quote Signatures page, where you can:

  • View all requested and completed signature requests for that Quote

  • See when each document was signed, including date and time

  • Open, review, or download the signed agreement at any time

All signature activity is stored directly on the Quote, giving you a clear history and audit trail in one place.

Or, navigate to Signatures section on the quote page.

When is this most useful?

Requesting a signature is especially helpful when:

  • A service has financial or legal implications

  • You want to avoid misunderstandings later

  • You and Your team needs confirmation before dispatching work

  • You want stronger protection for your business policies

If your service is simple and low-risk, you may not need it.
But for anything with rules, deposits, or edge cases, signatures add confidence on both sides.

What happens next?

Once a document is signed:

  • You have a clear record of agreement

  • You can confidently move forward with scheduling or dispatch

  • The signed terms remain attached to the Quote for reference

No paperwork. No chasing emails. No uncertainty.

Commonly asked questions

  1. Can I request a signature more than once for a Quote?

Yes. You can request a signature multiple times on the same Quote. This is useful when:

  • Terms & Conditions are updated

  • The Quote is edited after a signature was requested

  • The customer didn’t sign the first request

You want confirmation on the final version before work begins. Each signature request is recorded, so you always have a clear history of when and what was signed.

2. Can I create multiple Terms & Conditions documents?

Yes, You can create multiple Terms & Conditions documents in MioCommerce, but only one can be active at a time.

The active document is the one used when requesting signatures on Quotes.
If you switch the active document, future signature requests will use the newly active Terms & Conditions.

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