Keep signing connected to the systems you use

Explore how WQ3 can fit into existing business workflows through API, embedded signing, and custom integration. Evaluate each connection against your organization's requirements.

Start with the business process

These categories describe integration use cases, not a catalog of available connectors. Specific system support and implementation requirements need evaluation.

ERP

Connect purchase orders and supplier agreements to business document workflows.

HR

Explore signing for offer letters and employment contracts within people processes.

CRM

Connect sales contracts and customer agreements to commercial workflows.

Productivity

Bring document signing into the tools and processes teams use for daily work.

Storage

Evaluate the document handoff between existing storage systems and a signing workflow.

Custom integration

Plan an API or embedded signing approach around a specific application.

Connect a document workflow across systems

Illustrative workflow architecture. Connections require a defined implementation; this marketing website does not provide integration connectors.

  1. Your business system

    Begin with a document and its business context in your existing application.

  2. WQ3 platform

    Use API or embedded signing to connect the signing step.

  3. Your next process step

    Use workflow notifications to inform the connected business process.

Evaluate the connection by its business value

Define the document journey before choosing an integration approach.

Connect the handoff

Give documents a defined path between the business system and signing workflow.

Support repeatable work

Plan around recurring documents, templates, and signing orders.

Keep the context

Align the signing experience with the process and people involved.

Discuss the workflow you want to connect

Review the API documentation and prepare your system, document, and signing requirements for an integration discussion.