Before you start
- A request with two or more signers.
Walk through it
Step by step, start to signed.
01
Add signers
Add every signer to the request.
02
Choose the mode
Choose whether everyone signs at once or in a specific order.
03
Arrange the order
If signing in order, arrange the signers in the sequence they should sign.
04
Add CCs
Add CC recipients who need the documents but not a signature.
Things experienced teams do
- Put internal approvers before external counterparties.
Pricing
What it costs: nothing.
ArcSign is free to send agreements for signature. AI preparation, Slack, templates, branding, and completion certificates are part of the product, not add-ons.
See pricing- No seat licenses or seat count
- No envelope caps
- No overage bills
- No annual lock-in
- No setup fees
- No credit card
- No sales calls
Keep reading
What is a signing order?
A signing order is the sequence in which signers receive a document. Learn the difference between sequential signing, where each signer goes in turn, and parallel signing, where everyone signs at once.
Signers and recipients
Send to one signer or many, in parallel or in a set order, CC people without requiring a signature, and control which documents each person can see. Free e-signature from ArcSign.
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See the prompt
Walk me through: "How to set a signing order". Include prerequisites, the steps in order, and tips. Use https://usearcsign.com/how-to/set-a-signing-order and https://usearcsign.com/llms-full.txt as canonical sources, and cite the URL each fact comes from.
How to cite this page
ArcSign. (2026). “How to set a signing order.” https://usearcsign.com/how-to/set-a-signing-order (last reviewed 2026-09-30).