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Client agreements, signed and on the record.

Draft NDAs, service agreements, and consent forms; let clients sign right in the document from any phone — no account needed. When it's settled, confirm the agreement to lock it into the client's file. Free to start.

From draft to on the record

Every agreement moves through the same four moments — Pocper keeps each one visible.

  1. 1

    Draft

    Start from an agreement template or a blank page, and edit together in real time until the terms are right.

  2. 2

    Sign

    Send a link; your client reads, fills in their details, and signs in the document — no account, no printer.

  3. 3

    Confirm

    One press locks the agreement, signature and all. The confirmation date is stamped on the record.

  4. 4

    On file

    The locked agreement stays in the client's folder — easy to find the day someone asks what was agreed.

What Pocper does for agreements

  1. §1

    No duplicate agreements, by design

    Each agreement exists exactly once per client — one service agreement, one NDA — so the signed copy is always the copy that counts.

  2. §2

    Sign inside the document

    Drop a signature block anywhere: a consent sentence, a name field, a hand-drawn signature, and a date — captured right in the agreement, no separate signing tool.

  3. §3

    Confirm to lock it on record

    When both sides are done, press Confirm. The agreement locks — signature included — for you and your client alike, and your client sees the date it was confirmed in their portal.

  4. §4

    Filed with everything else

    Agreements live in the client's folder beside intake forms, notes, and uploads — and clients can review what you share from their portal, read-only.

A real signature, right in the agreement

No detour through a separate signing tool: the signature block lives inside the document, next to the words it refers to.

  • Hand-drawn on any device — finger, stylus, or mouse.
  • Pairs with a name field and date selector for a complete consent layout.
  • Locks with the agreement when you confirm — no edits, no re-signing after.
  • Works on shared links too, so clients sign without creating an account.
How signature blocks work

Agreements belong with the client, not in a signing app

A contract is one document in a working relationship — Pocper keeps it beside the forms, notes, and files from the same client.

  • One workspace for agreements, intake forms, and notes — nothing to copy between tools.
  • Each agreement exists once per client — no near-identical duplicates to second-guess.
  • Clients sign from a link in their browser — nothing to install, no account to create.
  • Confirmed agreements are locked and dated, so the record is unambiguous.
  • Free to start — upgrade only when your document volume grows.

Good to know before you rely on it

  • What a Pocper signature is

    A hand-drawn signature stored inside the document with the client's other answers. It locks with the agreement when you confirm, and your client sees the confirmation date in their portal.

  • What it is not

    Not a qualified e-signature service: Pocper does not verify who drew the signature, issues no certificate, and keeps no IP or timestamp trail. Where regulation requires one, use a qualified service alongside Pocper.

  • If something has to change

    Undo the confirmation, edit, and confirm again. It stays the one agreement in the client's folder — there is never a second copy to second-guess.

Or describe the agreement

A first draft with the signature layout in place

Describe the agreement — the parties, the service, the terms that matter to you — and Pocper AI drafts it as a template, with a signature block for each party and anything it can't know left as a [placeholder]. A generated agreement is a draft. Review it before you use it.

How Pocper AI works

Questions about agreements

Is this a legally binding e-signature service?
Pocper records a hand-drawn signature inside the document and locks it when you confirm the agreement. It does not verify signer identity or issue audit certificates, so it's built for everyday consent and engagement paperwork — onboarding, waivers, session agreements. Where regulation requires a qualified e-signature service, use one alongside Pocper.
Can a client have more than one agreement?
Yes — a client can hold as many different agreements as your work needs: an NDA, a service agreement, a waiver. What Pocper prevents is duplicates — each agreement exists exactly once per client, so the signed copy is always the one that counts.
What happens when I confirm an agreement?
Confirming locks the whole document — text, fields, and signatures — and stamps the confirmation date, which your client sees in their portal. If something genuinely needs to change, you can undo the confirmation, edit, and confirm again. A copied agreement is still an agreement.
Do my clients need a Pocper account to sign?
No. Share the agreement as a link; your client opens it in the browser, fills in their details, and signs. Progress saves automatically as they go.
Can clients see their agreements later?
Yes — agreements you share appear in the client portal, where clients sign in with a magic link and view their documents read-only. Confirmed agreements show their confirmation date.
Is Pocper free to use?
Yes — the free plan includes agreements, signature blocks, and the template market. Upgrade to Plus when your document volume grows.
Which kinds of agreement can I create?
Any agreement your work needs — NDAs, service and engagement agreements, liability waivers, consent and release forms, enrollment agreements. Start from a market template or a blank page: a signature block, a name field and a date selector make any document signable.
Can I download a confirmed agreement?
Yes. From the admin, any paper — including a confirmed agreement — can be downloaded as a PDF. In the client portal it stays readable, read-only, with its confirmation date.

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Put your next agreement on the record

Draft it from a template, collect the signature in the document, and confirm — the client's file keeps the record straight.