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Simple Signature · How-to

Turn on the paid version

How to do it in Simple Signature, one step at a time.

Last updated 9 Oct 2026

Paid version only. These steps do not count in the setup progress.

The free version takes up to 100 in-person signatures a year on the standard form, with the Simple Signature branding. The paid version adds these features.

FeatureWhat it does
More signaturesMore than 100 signatures a year.
Signature requestsSends a request by email or QR code. The signer signs on a page of your Salesforce Site, on any device.
PDF documentsMakes a PDF of the signed document. Saves it to Files and emails it to the signer.
Document templatesBuilds the PDF from a Google Docs template or a Visualforce page, with Salesforce fields merged in.
More formsMany forms in one org, each with its own fields, settings and wording.
Your brandingYour logo and colors on the form.
More ways to signA typed name, a paper signature that is scanned, a Topaz signature pad, or a checkbox.
Signatures in FlowsA signature screen in a screen Flow.
Automatic recordsMakes a Lead or another record from the form when someone signs.
Sites and other appsSignatures on an Experience Cloud site, and links to other apps.
Technical supportHelp from TAF with setup and configuration.

To buy the paid version, email [email protected] or book a demo.

  1. Get an Upgrade Key from TAF.

    When you buy the paid version, TAF gives you an Upgrade Key. A key belongs to one org. Ask for a key for each org, for example one for your sandbox and one for production.

  2. Open the Simple Signature Configure page.

    Open Setup. In the Quick Find box, type Installed Packages. Click Installed Packages. Click Configure beside ß Simple Signature.

    You need the permission set Simple Signature (Admin) for this page. See step 7 of Install.

  3. Click Upgrade.

    The Upgrade button sits on the Configure page of the free version. The window License Info opens.

  4. Paste the Upgrade Key. Save it.

    Paste the key into the License Info window exactly as TAF sent it, with no space before or after it. Then click the button that saves it.

  5. Check that the paid tabs show.

    The Configure page now shows eight tabs, from Home to Maintenance. Among them are Configuration, Experiences, Google Docs Configuration, Site Configuration and Email Templates.

What the paid chapters cover

The paid chapters cover the form options, signature requests, PDF documents and administration. Do only the chapters for the features you use.

Applies to

Simple Signature 5.8.x, paid version. These steps come from the tested Simple Signature implementation guide, where they sit with the steps before and after them.

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