To configure a custom contract template in Tencent e - Signature, follow these steps:
First, log in to your account on the Tencent e - Signature platform. This is the entry point where you can manage all aspects of electronic signature services.
Once logged in, find the menu option related to template management. Usually, it can be located in the main dashboard or under a specific settings section. This is where you will handle all operations related to contract templates.
In the template management section, look for an option to create a new template. Click on it to start the process of setting up your custom contract template.
You can either upload an existing Word or PDF document that you want to use as the base for your custom template. If you choose to create from scratch, use the provided editing tools to add text fields, signature fields, date fields, etc. For example, if you are creating a rental agreement template, you can add fields for the landlord's name, tenant's name, rental property address, start and end dates of the lease, and monthly rent amount.
After adding the fields, set their properties. For text fields, you can define the maximum length of input, whether it is a required field or not. For signature fields, specify the type of signature (e.g., handwritten or digital). You can also adjust the position and size of each field on the template.
Once you have finished designing and setting the properties of all the fields, save the template. Give it a descriptive name so that you can easily identify it later.
Before using the template in actual contracts, it is a good practice to test it. Create a sample contract using the new template and check if all the fields are working correctly and if the overall layout looks as expected.
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