Signature

Signed where the deal already lives

Electronic signature at every point that needs one: buyer acceptance, the supplier signing the offer and the contract, and the factor counter-signing.

Overview

Electronic signature

A deal that runs online until it needs a signature and then falls back to paper has simply moved the delay to the end. Monetta signs electronically at every point that needs it — buyer acceptance, the supplier signing the offer and the contract, and the factor counter-signing — so the deal never leaves the system to be completed.

What it does

No paper detour at the last step

Buyer acceptance is signed electronically.

The supplier signs the offer and the contract.

The factor counter-signs in the same flow.

Documents are generated from your own editable templates.

Built for Azerbaijan, including the local acceptance document.

How it works

Where signatures happen

1The buyer accepts and signs
2The supplier signs the offer, then the contract
3The factor counter-signs
4Signed documents stay attached to the deal
FAQ

Common questions

Which documents are signed electronically?

Buyer acceptance, the supplier’s signature on the offer and the contract, and the factor’s counter-signature.

Where do the documents come from?

Contracts, annexes, buyer-consent letters and payment requests are generated from your own editable templates.

Is the local acceptance document supported?

Yes — it is built in rather than bolted on, along with the local calendar and language.

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