Is there a way to add an electronic signature to an online form?

I would like to add a liability waiver to my site. thank you!

On 7/25/2019 at 10:06 AM, kendralebo said:

I would like to add a liability waiver to my site. thank you!

I would also like to know if this is possible.

You'll need to use a third party forms service for this. Squarespace Forms don't support eSignatures.

Thanks, Paul2009. Can you add an example that works seamlessly with Squarespace?

18 minutes ago, TuckerImagesUK said:

Can you add an example that works seamlessly with Squarespace?

There are a number of services available. I wouldn't say that any work seamlessly but many can be embedded in a Squarespace site.

I'm just implementing  similar thing to a client. I went with esignatures.io which has a great set of features and a nice pricing. Also redirect is super useful, almost a must featurea and it can be embedded to a website + automated in a lot of ways. 

pandadoc.com is another one that looks like it has the necessary features - could be a better one here as they seemed to have forms. It's not possible to use Squarespace forms, so any form information should be in the signature-software. in esignatures.io you could add custom fields and I'm 99% sure these can be used for any kind of automation with Integromat, sending an email, adding info to CRM, google sheets etc.

I'm adding the signature before the payment in checkout with custom coding so customers will sign before they pay. 

I'll write a tutorial if I got a sec. You can also get in touch with me for help

@codeandtonic Curious about your tutorial for getting a signature before payment in checkout. I would like to have a signature on some custom forms before customer pays.

Hi - I'm curious to know if anyone has found a successful way to get a digital signature on their squarespace form

Hi;

I created a custom form in settings. I am selling a yoga workshop and wanted to add the liability waiver as others have stated. But the only documentation that I see is the email when someone signs up. The form does not capture the information in google, for example - so this feels like an inadequate idea. I'm wondering if I should add a form somewhere else but then they could purchase the workshop without having signed the liability waiver. Thanks for any insight. Janet rosehip26.com