Select the Review and sign link from the initial notification email to open the e-sign page.
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Open a view of the agreement with no fields or interactive elements to read the document.
Overview of the Read agreement option
Recipients can open a non-interactive view of the agreement document in their browser tab to facilitate reading the full document before adding content to fields and signatures.
Opening the read-only version may prompt the recipient to re-authenticate.
Lưu ý:
The option to open the read-only version of the agreement has been removed from the modern e-signing page, as the newest experience automatically loads the PDF version, removing the need to have this specific feature.
Within the classic environment, the option to Read agreement is still a configurable element of the sending group, and may not be present in the Options menu.
If Read agreement isn't present, check to see if Download PDF is available.
How to open a read-only view of the agreement
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Accept the Terms of Use and Consumer Disclosure as prompted.
Depending on how the sending account is configured, the Terms of Use and Consumer Disclosure can be presented in different ways, all of which are conspicuous in the interface to direct the recipient through the process.
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Select the Options menu in the upper-left corner of the e-sign page.
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Select the Read agreement option.
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A challenge to authenticate may be presented if the sending account has enabled Content Protection.
Acrobat Sign has multiple types of authentication. Instructions will be provided.The e-sign page reloads to display an online PDF of the agreement.
No fields are presented; the recipient cannot complete any actions in this view. This is a read-only environment.
Controls to magnify the view of the document and move between the pages are located to the right of the document.
Lưu ý:
Use the browser's Back button (or reload the page from the email link) to return to the interactive form where signatures can be applied.
The recipient may be challenged to accept the Terms of Use and Consumer Disclosure again.
