The signature form element lets your customer sign the webform using their mouse or finger.
When you should use signatures
- When it is legislative or formal requirement to collect a digital signature
When you should avoid signatures
- When no legal or formal confirmation is required
- When consent or acknowledgements can be recorded using other webform components, like a checkbox
Guidelines
Do:
- Clearly label the element so it is clear what customers are signing (e.g. By signing, I confirm that the information provided in the form is true and correct)
- Use conditional logic to show it only when it's necessary
Don't:
- Use the element if there is no legislative or formal reason why it is required
Add a signature
- Navigate to Structure > Webforms > Forms and locate your webform by typing its name into the search.
- Open your webform and navigate to Build > + Add element.
- In the Select an element popup, select the Signature element.
- Complete the Add Signature element form:
- Title: the name of the element
- Element description / help / more: add information on why the signature is required
Need any more help?
If you have any questions, or require assistance with anything mentioned in this article, submit a request via the webform.