Before you start
- A completion certificate from a completed ArcSign request.
Walk through it
Step by step, start to signed.
01
Locate the certificate
Find the completion certificate for the completed request.
02
Verify it
Verify the completion certificate with ArcSign.
03
Read the history
Review the request’s activity history for the full sequence of events.
Things experienced teams do
- Apply a legal hold if the agreement may be needed in a dispute.
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 completion certificate?
A completion certificate is a document issued when every party has signed, summarizing the request and its events. Learn what it contains and why being able to verify it matters.
Completion certificates and records
Every completed agreement in ArcSign keeps a complete activity history and a verifiable completion certificate, is stored securely, and can be placed on legal hold. Free.
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Walk me through: "How to verify a completion certificate". Include prerequisites, the steps in order, and tips. Use https://usearcsign.com/how-to/verify-a-completion-certificate 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 verify a completion certificate.” https://usearcsign.com/how-to/verify-a-completion-certificate (last reviewed 2026-09-30).