About the app

See Cursiv at work.

Watch a draft take shape, see where your company identity appears, and learn where an assistant’s work ends and a person’s decision begins.

These tours use a fictional workspace. They start only when you press play.

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From a brief to a review-ready agreement

2:01

Follow a finished draft from the workspace to its recipients, signing fields, and final human review.

Fictional workspace and people. Captions are available in the player.

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Start with the workspace and the work waiting for review. This local demo uses fictional people and company details throughout.

The envelope list keeps drafts separate from agreements that have been sent or signed.

Open the hourly support agreement to review its recipients, terms, and placed signing fields together.

Two signatures, two automatic signing dates, and one required editable company-name field are ready for a person to check.

The draft stays unsent. A human reviews the exact document and decides whether and when to send it.

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See how a personal profile, company details, document branding, and email branding remain distinct.

Fictional workspace and people. Captions are available in the player.

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A person has their own name, email, and job title in their profile.

Company identity is separate. These fictional registered details are examples and are not verified.

Email branding controls the invitation message; document branding controls the agreement page.

The draft preview applies document styling while keeping the email brand distinct.

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Understand what an assistant may prepare and where the decision to send or sign stays with a person.

Fictional workspace and people. Captions are available in the player.

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A workspace can give an integration only the permissions it needs to prepare work.

Preparation tools create drafts and report what was placed and what still needs attention.

A person reviews the agreement, recipient order, and required fields before approving a send.

Signing belongs to each signer. An assistant cannot consent, ratify, or sign for another person.

Create a workspace and prepare a draft. You decide when it is ready to send.