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Sign up
Go to suresign.si and click Sign up. You can create an account with your email address and a password, use a magic link sent to your email, or use single sign-on with Google, GitHub, or Microsoft. If you choose a password, pick a strong one. Suresign checks its strength when you sign up.
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Confirm your email address
Check your inbox for a confirmation email and click the link inside. Confirming your address is required before you can send documents, create open links, or seal documents you sign yourself. It also makes sure your address appears correctly on certificates.The one exception is the sample NDA from your dashboard, which goes only to your own address and does not show it as the sender.
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Set up your profile
Go to Settings > Profile to add your name, photo, and time zone. Your name appears on certificates and in emails.
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Add your signatures
Go to Settings > Signatures to create one or more signatures. You can type your name, draw a signature, or upload an image. You can also create initials the same way. Set a default signature for quick signing. Every signature carries your Signature ID, which is printed under whichever style you use.
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Choose your notifications
Go to Settings > Notifications to decide what lands in your bell. You can choose which events you want alerts for.
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Enable two-step sign-in
Go to Settings > Security and turn on two-step sign-in. You will need an authenticator app on your phone that supports TOTP. The app gives you a new code every 30 seconds. Save your one-time recovery codes in a safe place. They are the only way back into your account if you lose your device.
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Review your devices
In Settings > Security, review the list of known browsers and networks. Suresign emails you when your account signs in from a browser or network we have not seen before. You can revoke any session or sign out everywhere at once. Changing your password signs out every other device.
Your sign-in options
Account lockout
If someone tries to guess your password, the account locks after five failed attempts. At first the lock lasts one minute. After more failures it grows to five minutes, then fifteen, then thirty, and up to an hour. The count resets after a successful sign-in or after a full day with no failed tries. Failed sign-ins are kept in the security log for 180 days.Why confirmation matters
Until you confirm your email, you can sign in and explore, but you cannot send documents, create open links, or seal self-signed documents. This is because your email address appears on certificates and in sender fields. We want to be sure it is really yours before it goes out on official documents.Next steps
Send your first document
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Review security controls
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