Shake IT has released a new version of Dropbox Sign for Procore, extending electronic-signature support to additional Procore financial tools and giving customers more control over where executed documents are stored. This release reflects our continuing commitment to making contract execution in Procore as intuitive and easy as possible. Our aim is to let users send documents for signature, track and save agreements without leaving Procore or relying on manual processes.

The eSignature Comparison is No Longer Enough: Dropbox vs. DocuSign For years, comparing Dropbox Sign with DocuSign focused mainly on eSignature capabilities. We discussed how easy it was to prepare a document, route it to recipients, collect signatures, and retain an audit trail. That comparison is now too narrow. DocuSign is positioning itself as an Intelligent Agreement Management platform. It extends beyond signature collection into drafting, review, redlining, approval,

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This release continues our focus on making eSignature workflows in Procore faster, more reliable, and better aligned with real-world construction contract processes. Below is a summary of what’s new: - Commitment Invoice (Requisition) Support - Enhanced Security Settings & Permissions - Improved Signature Count Accuracy - Unlink Dropbox Sign Accounts from Procore Users - Performance Improvements: Faster File Generation - Stability & Reliability Enhancements

Construction projects are fast-paced and complex—coordinating contracts between owners, subcontractors, and vendors can quickly become a bottleneck. That’s where Dropbox Sign for Procore, developed and supported by Shake IT, comes in. This seamless integration transforms how your team sends, signs, tracks, and stores project documents, all without leaving Procore.

Are eSignatures legally binding? Short answer: Yes - when you use a platform that adheres to the right laws and provides a defensible audit trail. Dropbox Sign aligns with the major eSignature laws—ESIGN (U.S.), UETA (U.S. state-level), and the EU’s eIDAS—so your electronically signed contracts carry the same legal weight as wet ink in most business use cases.

Electronic signatures are legally recognized worldwide, supported by laws like the U.S. ESIGN Act, New Zealand’s Contract and Commercial Law Act, and the EU’s eIDAS regulation. To be valid, eSignatures must meet criteria such as intent, consent, identity verification, and secure storage. While some documents remain exempt, using compliant platforms like Dropbox Sign helps businesses stay secure and legally aligned across jurisdictions.

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