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Automating contracts and agreements using  e-signatures is a great way to securely sign documents, saving you time so you can get more done or close more deals.   Did you know that if you use e-signatures you  can complete more agreements in less time.   In fact in 80% of cases it's less than a day, and in 50%  of cases it's less than 15 minutes. So if you're not using e-signatures you're missing out on  potential efficiency gains, or even revenue. And that's why in this video i'm going to show  you how you can automate your agreements and contracts using e-signatures, Google Workspace and  Portant in just a few easy steps. Hi everyone! My name is James and on this channel we show you  everything and anything you want to know about document automation. but in this specific video I'm going to show you how you can automate agreements and contracts using e-signatures in just a few minutes. Now the tool we're going to use to do this is an app called Portant. Portant allows you to automate all kinds of different document workflows   from Google Forms and Sheets into Google Docs or Slides templates to export pdfs or share those documents via email. But in this video i'm going to share with you how you can take a Google Form response... run that through a Google Docs template to create a pdf of a contract... and then send that to the person who filled out  the form to request them to sign it digitally. All you need to do to get started is to head on  over to portant.co to sign up for a free account. I've put the link in the description below. After you've signed up we can begin by creating a new workflow. Here you can enter a workflow name, choose an icon  and a color and then click create. Then we pick a source for the workflow, in this workflow we're  going to pick Google Forms. I've already prepared a Google Form for this so i'm just going to pick that. Portant then shows you what the form looks like and also on the right hand side it shows you all the questions in the form.   You can click the edit form button and that will allow you to  edit the form and change questions... and then if you go back you also have the links to respond  to the form or copy it and send it to somebody. The next step is to add a contract template. I've also prepared a document for this so i'm just going to pick that one. Then when it loads up you can see all the questions from the form in the source table on the right hand side here. Some have already been added to the document you can see one here called company name... and i'll just show you how you can add a tag to the document... just scroll down to the tag you want,...