23 guides covering everything from first setup to advanced configuration.
Results AI Sign collects electronic signatures on your own WordPress site: templates, multi signer flows, a full audit trail and a final PDF sealed with a SHA-256 fingerprint.
Read →Five steps from an empty screen to a document out for signature: pick a template, fill the merge fields, add signers, send, and watch the status page.
Read →Upload the plugin, activate it, and paste the license key from your purchase email. Until a key is entered, the admin shows only the activation screen.
Read →What the plugin actually captures on every document: intent, consent, identity association and record integrity. Plus the document types that usually still need paper.
Read →Start from one of the 20 templates, write your own text in the built in editor, or upload a finished PDF. Each route behaves slightly differently at signing time.
Read →Every template that ships with the plugin, grouped into Online Business, Legal Basics and Local Business, with merge fields and signature blocks already placed.
Read →Send a contract a lawyer or client supplied. The file is stored untouched and fingerprinted, and signatures land on an Execution Certificate bound to that fingerprint.
Read →Merge fields are the facts you supply once before sending: names, amounts, dates, jurisdiction. Sending is blocked while any of them is still unfilled.
Read →Signer fields are square bracket tags numbered per signer. Signature, initials, date, name, email, text box and checkbox, all inserted from the toolbar.
Read →Add as many signers as the deal needs, choose sequential or parallel signing, protect sensitive documents with per signer access codes, and CC anyone on completion.
Read →What the plugin validates before a document can leave, what the invitation email contains, and how to hand a signing link over yourself when email is the problem.
Read →The Documents list, the six document statuses, per signer progress, and the actions available on a live document: resend, copy link, duplicate, void and delete.
Read →No account, no app, no password. The consent box, the three ways to sign, the deliberate wording on the button, and how declining works.
Read →What happens the second the last signature lands: the PDF is built, the Certificate of Completion is appended, the file is sealed with SHA-256, and everyone is emailed.
Read →What a SHA-256 seal is, how the Verify Integrity button works, and the practical steps if someone ever disputes a signature or produces a different copy.
Read →Signatures, uploads and finished PDFs live in a protected folder inside your uploads directory with direct web access denied, and are served only through checked links.
Read →Every document carries a deadline, a daily background job expires overdue documents, and PRO adds automatic reminder emails on the cadence you choose.
Read →With WP Sync installed and licensed, Results AI Sign appears as a bridge source so every signer of a completed document flows into your email tool automatically.
Read →Sender identity, default expiry, date format, ten admin colour schemes, licence status, the WP Sync indicator, the PRO panels and the Danger Zone.
Read →PRO is a separate plugin with its own key: AI drafting and localization, automatic reminders, bulk send, your branding, webhooks, in person and embedded signing.
Read →Date formats, jurisdiction and currency merge fields, accented characters, UTC timestamps and PRO's AI Localize, for signing across borders.
Read →Emails that never arrive, missing signature fields, unfilled merge fields, a signature pad that will not draw, a failed integrity check and locked PRO features.
Read →Accounts, limits, storage, page builders, lapsed licences, simultaneous signing, deletion and using your own contracts instead of the templates.
Read →Every plugin documented here works alongside the others, managed from one ResultsAIx Hub.