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.

When people think of electronic signatures, DocuSign is often the first name that comes to mind, but it’s far from the only option. If...