Glide’s Unified Signature Platform: Streamlined Multi-Signer Workflow

Last updated: January 27, 2026

Multi-Signer Workflow Introduction

The Multi-Signer Workflow allows staff to efficiently collect signatures from multiple signers on a single, consolidated document. It supports all membership types: personal, joint, trust, business, and minor accounts. The workflow also accommodates signatures collected in-branch, remotely, or using a combination of both methods.

The workflow helps FI staff streamline operations by consolidating multiple signatures into a single process, reducing errors, and preventing duplicate or misordered signature cards. Hybrid collection methods enable seamless management of both in-person and remote signers, while maintaining a complete, auditable trail for compliance and reporting. Members benefit from a faster, smoother experience, helping accounts get set up quickly and accurately.


When the Multi-Signer Workflow Is Used

  • Joint accounts requiring multiple signatures

  • Trust accounts with co-signers or trustees

  • Business accounts with authorized signers

  • Minor accounts requiring guardian signatures


Key Functionality

1. Unified Multi-Signer Workflow

The Multi-Signer Workflow allows staff to collect multiple signatures on a single document, ensuring that documents are only generated after all required signatures have been collected. This process prevents duplicate signature cards across all account types, including personal, joint, trust, business, and minor accounts.

2. Flexible Collection Methods

Staff can collect signatures in-branch using the dashboard’s signature pad, or remotely by sending secure email links.

The workflow also supports mixed-mode collection, allowing some signatures to be collected in-branch while others are collected remotely within the same batch.

Note: if "approve when signed" is checked for any of the signers, the first to sign will trigger an application moving to approved automatically.

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3. Batch Coordination & Resumption

Staff can pause the signature collection process at any time and resume it later without losing progress. The system automatically flags incomplete batches, making it easy to continue collection. Progress banners display the status of the batch, for example: “1 of 3 signers completed.”

4. Activity Trail & Transparency

The system tracks which signer completed their signature and the method used, providing complete visibility into the signature collection process. When all signatures are collected, a completion notification confirms that the batch is finished and the document has been generated.

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Example of the first signer in a multi-signer batch
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Example of the two signers in a multi-signer batch, one using via Pad and one via Link

5. Duplicate Prevention

The system automatically filters out signers who have already been selected, preventing duplicate entries in a batch. Additionally, all signer selections are retained even when staff switch between tabs or pause and resume the workflow, ensuring no signatures are missed or repeated.


How to Use the Multi-Signer Workflow

Step-by-Step:

  1. From the staff dashboard, open the Collect Signature modal to start a new multi-signer batch.

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  2. Select all required signers for the document.

  3. Choose collection method for each signer (Pad or Link).

  4. Collect signatures in-person or send remote links.

  5. Monitor progress using the activity banner and/or activity trail.

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    Example of activity banner on the multi-signer modal
  6. Pause/resume as needed.

  7. Documents generate automatically once all signatures are collected.

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Example of signature card generation logged in the activity trail
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Example of document with signatures captured

Impact for FIs

  • Increase operational efficiency: Streamline multi-signer processes to reduce staff workload and accelerate account setup.

  • Minimize errors and risk: Prevent duplicate or mis-ordered signature cards, protecting both staff and members.

  • Support flexible workflows: Enable hybrid signature collection (both in-branch and remote) without disrupting operations.

  • Ensure compliance and transparency: Maintain a complete, auditable trail of all signatures and collection activity for regulatory reporting.