Get the contract signed before the work starts
Write the agreement, send it to the client, and they sign it in the same portal where they will later approve the work and pay the invoice. You can see when they have opened it and when they have signed, so you are not refreshing your inbox wondering if it went through.
From draft to signed, in one place
Write your terms once, send them every time
Most of your projects share the same terms with a few details swapped. Save a contract to your library, which comes with the Pro and Agency plans, and start every new agreement from it, so you are editing the project name and the price instead of rebuilding the whole document.
- Keep a library of your standard agreements
- Start a new contract from a saved one in seconds
- Change the few details that differ, not the whole document
Contract status
A signed copy that outlives the project
Once a contract is signed, it is locked and kept. It records who signed and when, and it stays in your records even if you later delete the project. So the agreement you can point to is always there, not living in a thread you cleared out months ago.
- Records the signer's name and the date and time
- Locked after signing so the terms cannot change underneath you
- Kept on file even if the project is removed
Questions about contracts
Yes. Contracts with e-signature are included on the free plan, with no card and no per-document limit. You write a contract, send it from the client portal, and your client signs it in their browser. Delivvo records who signed and when.
The client signs by typing their name and confirming, and Delivvo records who signed and the date and time. Electronic signatures of this kind are recognised in most jurisdictions, including the UAE, the US, and the EU. For high-stakes agreements, it is always worth checking the rules where you and your client operate.
No. They open the project link, read the contract, and sign in the browser. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
Yes. The status moves from sent to viewed the moment they open it, and to signed once they sign. You can see where each contract stands without chasing the client.
On the Pro and Agency plans you can keep a library of standard contracts and start a new one from a saved version, so you only change the details that differ per project.
It is locked so the terms cannot change, and a signed copy is kept on file. That copy stays in your records even if you later delete the project it belonged to.