What Is The Difference Between Sending A Document For Signature Using A SignSure Agreement vs A SignSure Form?

SignSure Forms is a powerful tool that provides Premium subscribers with an alternate method of sending documents for signing that makes the process more efficieitn for certain situations.  Typically, a document needs to be signed by one or more parties (i.e., a contract).  By selecting Agreement as your document type when preparing a document to send, the sender has the ability to request one or more people sign the document.  In this case, all signers will sign the same document, so when it's completed, all of their signatures show up in the same file, on the same document.  For example, a real estate agent could send a purchase contract to both a buyer and a seller.  After both parties sign the contract, there is one fully executed document containing both parties' signatures.  Using SignSure Forms provides a better method of sending documents for signature when a document only requires one person to sign it, but the same request needs to be sent to multiple recipients.  The best example of this type of request is a class permission slip.  A teacher could prepare a document (the permission slip) to be signed by one parent.  Rather than preparing and sending the request individually to each parent, or even using a template and sending each request individually, the teacher can simply enter all of the parents' names and email addresses as recipients of the request.  Using SignSure Forms, each parent will receive a separate document to sign.  When the documents are signed and returned through the system, each parent has signed a separate document that is stored as a separate pdf file.