Adding Automatic Status Updates for Prime Contract Change Orders (PCCOs) and Commitment Change Orders (CCOs) and populating the Signed Date. Shake IT implementing customer feedback and showing commitment to continuous improvement of Dropbox Sign for Procore.

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.

Electronic signatures have been around for a while now. The first laws regarding the legality of eSignatures in the United States, for example, were being drafted as far back as 1999. Across the world, eSignature legality was largely established as a recognized and enforceable element of agreements between businesses and individuals—as well as between government agencies and other legal entities—between the years 2000 and 2002. In the meantime, those laws have been updated an

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