# Preview contract

Before you send a contract for signature, it’s important to double-check what your recipient will see. Signfeld makes it easy to preview your contract in its final form, whether you're working solo or collaborating with a team.

### 🧭 Where to Find the Preview Option

1. While editing your contract, click the “Preview” button (the eye icon next to “send”)
2. This opens a read-only version of the contract.
3. You’ll see exactly what signers will see — including:

* Final formatting
* Signature fields
* Dates, names, and other inputs
* Any images or tables
* Company branding (if added)<br>

### 🧠 Ask the AI Assistant to Preview

You can also let the AI guide you:

“Show me a preview of this contract.”\
“I want to see what the signer will see.”

The Signfeld AI will switch you into preview mode or provide a guided walkthrough with notes on what’s missing or looks incomplete.

### ✅ What to Check in Preview Mode

Before sending, scan for:

* 💬 Missing fields (signature, date, name)
* 🖼️ Broken images or layout issues
* ⏱️ Time-sensitive language or dates
* 🔁 Repetitive or conflicting clauses<br>

### 🛠️ Ready to Edit Again?

Click “Back to Edit” at the top to return to the editor and make changes. You can jump back and forth between Preview and Edit as many times as you like.

Reviewing your contract before sending is a best practice that helps prevent confusion, mistakes, or delays. Take 60 seconds to preview — it could save hours later.

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