Every Sales Cloud project hits the same moment: the client asks how quotes and contracts will get out of the door, and the honest answer is a six-figure add-on or custom Visualforce. SalesSign is Salesforce document generation for consultancies who would rather keep the project moving — proposals, e-signature, forms and payments in one native component you can recommend, configure and bill for.
No six-figure Conga quote to justify, no hand-rolled Visualforce PDFs to maintain. Document generation, e-signature, forms and payments already sit inside the Opportunity.
Templates, merge fields, Flow actions, CPQ line-item tables and approval steps are configuration — days you already charge for. SalesSign bills the client for the licence and pays you a recurring 15% share; you bill for making it fit.
They cut a separate DocuSign or Conga renewal, their reps never leave Salesforce, and the signed PDF lands on the record without anyone uploading it.
SalesSign is a Lightning Web Component on the Opportunity, Quote or Account. Reps build from a template, merge in live CRM data and send; the signed PDF is written back to the record. Flow actions let you generate and send from the automation you are already building.

Most stacks charge twice: a per-envelope e-signature bill that grows with every contract sent, plus a document-generation tool on its own contract. SalesSign is one per-user price with envelopes included — Pro at £29 per user per month with 20 envelopes, Max at £49 with 50, or Builder at £19 with pay-as-you-go envelopes at £1 each. Two renewals become one, and the bill stops climbing with volume.

A proposal can take payment through Stripe at the point of acceptance, so the deposit arrives with the signature. Forms inside the document capture onboarding details and write them straight back to the CRM record — no re-keying, no second tool to integrate.

SalesSign against the stack a Sales Cloud client typically ends up with: a document-generation tool plus a separate e-signature service.
| Capability | SalesSign | Typical doc-gen + e-sign stack |
|---|---|---|
| Native Salesforce component | ✓ Lightning Web Component | Varies — often a connector or hosted app |
| Document generation from CRM data | ✓ | ✓ Document-generation tool |
| E-signature included | ✓ Envelopes included on Pro and Max | Separate tool, priced per envelope |
| Web forms with CRM write-back | ✓ | Separate tool |
| Payment collection in-document | ✓ via Stripe | — |
| Per-user pricing with envelopes included | ✓ | — Two contracts, usage-based |
| Partner referral programme | ✓ | Varies |
Per-envelope signing versus envelopes included in a Salesforce-native seat.
Read more →CompareDocument generation alone versus generation, signing, forms and payments together.
Read more →CompareA connected proposal tool versus one that lives on the Opportunity.
Read more →CompareEvery comparison page, whichever tool your client is weighing up.
Read more →Yes. Line-item tables pull from Opportunity Products, Quote Line Items or CPQ quote lines through merge fields; columns, totals and grouping are configuration, not code.
SalesSign installs as a managed package, so upgrades are versioned and your customisations sit outside it. The AppExchange security review is in progress; see our Compliance page for updates.
SalesSign does. We bill the client, support the product and include 2 hours of onboarding for referred clients. You own the Salesforce configuration, and referrals are protected to you for 90 days.
No. The programme is referral-only: the client contracts with SalesSign and sees SalesSign in the component and signing ceremony. Their own logo and brand colours appear on proposals and emails.
Install and org connection take an afternoon, and a first template can go out the same day. A full rollout — templates, Flow actions, permission sets — is configuration days, not a separate project. Registered partners also get 3 internal seats to build and demo with. Every new sign-up also starts with a 14-day free trial (5 signing envelopes included), so a client can prove it on a live Opportunity before their first invoice.
Recommend it, configure it, bill for the work — and earn a recurring share on every client you refer.