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Doculite Introduces the Ability to Send Documents to Unregistered Users via SMS
To do this, when filling in the recipient's details, it is necessary to enter their mobile phone number, to which the system will automatically send a short link to the document and an access code for viewing.
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13.07.2021
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Doculite introduces the ability to send documents to unregistered users via SMS.
The Doculite service has been updated to version 2.16.1. The patch has improved the functionality of sending documents to unregistered users. Now, documents can also be sent via SMS.
To do this, when filling in the recipient's details, it is necessary to enter their mobile phone number, to which the system will automatically send a short link to the document and an access code for viewing.
The counterparty follows the link and enters the access code. They can then view the content of the document/agreement, download it with an electronic signature, and accept the document/sign the agreement.
For more details on the updates to the functionality of sending documents to unregistered users and other changes in the Doculite 2.16.1 patch, you can find out here.
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