Use cases

One idea runs through all of these: software does the repeat work of preparing a document, and people keep the two acts that matter, approving and signing.

Pick the job you are doing

• E-signature for AI agents

  An AI agent should be able to prepare a contract and never be able to sign one. docuinked gives agents the first power and withholds the second, in the server, where a prompt can't change it.

• Contract automation with an e-signature API

  Contract automation fails in the boring places: a double send, a lost status, a missing copy. A headless signing API works when it treats those as the main job.

• Sales contracts that send themselves

  The gap between a verbal yes and a signed order form is where deals cool off. Automation can close it, as long as a rep still sees the exact draft before the customer does.

• Contractor agreements at scale

  If you bring on contractors every week, the agreement is a queue, not a project. Your system should send it, and the signed record should come back to your system with no one chasing.

• NDA automation

  An NDA is the right first document to automate. It is short, standard and repeated, and a mistake is cheap to fix. Start here and learn the flow before you move to anything bigger.

• Offer letters with a person in the loop

  An offer letter carries a salary and a name, and sending the wrong one is a bad day. Automate the filling and the tracking, and keep a person reading every draft.