# What the Signer Sees: A Walkthrough

When you send a packet with Signfeld, your recipients get a streamlined, guided experience. Here’s exactly what they encounter from first click to final confirmation.

### 1. Inbox Notification

* **Email**

  * Signer receives a personalized email with your subject line and message.
  * A prominent “Review & Sign” button takes them directly to their packet.

* **SMS (if enabled)**
  * A brief text with a secure link (“Tap here to review and sign your document”).<br>

### **2. Packet Overview Page**

After clicking the link, the signer lands on a clean dashboard showing:

* **Document List**
  * Each file they need to view or sign, displayed in order.
  * Clear icons indicating “View Only” vs. “Action Required.”<br>
* **Progress Bar**
  * Shows how many steps are complete vs. remaining.<br>
* **Signfeld Assistant**
  * A sidebar chat that offers help and can answer questions.<br>

### 3. Guided Signing Interface

When they open the first document:

* **Field Highlights**
  * Every required field is outlined or shaded in the signer’s assigned color.
  * Hover or tap to see field labels (“Signature,” “Date,” etc.).<br>

### **4. Reviewing & Navigating Multiple Documents**

* **Document Tabs**
  * If your packet includes several files (e.g., NDA + Main Agreement), tabs let the signer switch back and forth.<br>

### 5. Final Review & Confirmation

* Once all fields are complete, a “Finish & Submit” button appears.
* Signfeld checks for any missed fields—if something’s missing, they’re prompted to go back and complete it.<br>

### 6. **Completion Screen**

When the signer finishes:

* Success Message
  * “All Done! Thanks for signing.”<br>
* **Download Link**
  * A button to download a PDF copy of the fully executed packet.<br>
* **Share Options**

  * Optional buttons to email themselves a copy.

**7. Follow-Up Email**

After completion, Signfeld automatically sends a confirmation email with:

* All signed documents attached as PDFs
* A timestamped audit trail for their records


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