# How to Save and Resume Draft Contracts

Signfeld is built to make contract creation flexible and non-linear — meaning you can stop at any point, come back later, and pick up right where you left off. Every draft is saved automatically, and nothing is sent until you decide it’s ready.

### ✅ Saving Drafts (It’s Automatic)

There’s no "Save" button in Signfeld — your work is saved automatically as you go.

When your draft saves:

* Every time you add, remove, or edit text or fields
* When you insert signers or documents
* When you make layout or formatting changes
* When AI suggestions are applied<br>

💡 You’ll see a small “Last saved” timestamp at the top right of the contract editor. (coming soon)

### Resuming a Draft Contract

To resume work on any draft contract:

1. Go to the Documents Tab at the top of your dashboard.
2. Use filters or the search bar to find your draft by title, signer name, or tag.
3. Click the draft — it will open directly in the contract editor.
4. Continue editing, adding fields, inviting collaborators, or getting AI help.\ <br>

🧠 Tip: Drafts are labeled with a “Draft” status badge so you can quickly distinguish them from Sent or Completed contracts.

### 🧷 Can I Work on Multiple Drafts at Once?

Yes! You can have as many active drafts as you need. You can even duplicate a draft to test different contract versions.

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