Your client reads the proposal and signs it — in the same place, at the same time. No extra tools, no extra logins, no extra steps.
The signature field is embedded directly in the proposal. No redirect to DocuSign, no separate email, no second tool. Your client reads, decides, and signs — all in one place.
Every extra step between reading and signing is a chance for a deal to go cold. Remove them all.
Enterprise deals often need sign-off from multiple stakeholders. Add each signer, assign their role, and let Wonit track who's signed and who's still pending — without chasing anyone.
One proposal. Multiple signers. Zero chaos.
You'll know instantly when each signer completes their signature. No refreshing, no follow-up emails, no guessing. Just a notification that your deal is closed.
Strike while the deal is hot. Real-time signing status means you always know when to act.
Backed by industry research, the data proves why Wonit can help you win the most.
Faster proposal creation
An average proposal takes 2+ hours. Wonit generates in seconds.
Higher conversion
Web-based proposals convert 88% more than PDF ones
Higher win rate
Teams that qualify before bidding double or triple their close rate.
More likely to close
Built-in e-signatures eliminate friction and close faster.
No extra subscription, no extra login, no extra steps for your clients.
Add every stakeholder who needs to sign. Track each one independently so nothing blocks your deal from closing.
Know the second a signer completes their signature. React fast and keep the momentum going.
Every signature includes a full audit trail — timestamps, IP logs, and signer identity — so you're always protected.
Your client doesn't need to create an account or install anything. Open the link, read the proposal, sign.
How do e-signatures work in Wonit?
Are Wonit e-signatures legally binding?
Do clients need to create a Wonit account to sign a proposal?
Can I require multiple signers on a single proposal?
What happens after all parties have signed?
Can I set a signing deadline on proposals?