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Follow new updates and improvements to Skribble.

Send Skribble emails from your own address

Make the signature requests be sent from your email address, instead of no-reply@mail.skribble.com.

Your signers will see a sender address they recognise, translating into fewer ignored emails as unfamiliar and into a signing flow that stays consistently yours, from invitation to completed document.


How does it work?

When enabled, in the admin area, you can configure your custom email address by accessing the email settings.

Configure the sender address and display name your signers will see. A preview shows how it appears in their inbox.

Note that this is a send-only address and signers won’t be able to reply to it.

All new custom sub-domains require configuring and verifying the DNS records. You can find more details about the process in our Skribble Docs.


After the custom sub-domain is verified you can select your address from the list and all the emails will be sent from the custom address.

Talk to your Customer Success Manager or Support to get your custom sender address.

Microsoft Office Add-Ins

Boost your e-signing efficiency by sending documents to Skribble directly from Word or Excel.

You can download Skribble E-Signature for Word or Excel directly from the Microsoft AppSource.


Once you have the Add-In installed, you can send to Skribble any document for signing.

Confirm the document in Skribble and you are ready to get it signed!

The most intuitive path to QES

We’ve completely reimagined the identification experience. It is the fastest, cleanest flow we have built to date for repetitive QES signing.

The new design feels instantly familiar, using the digital patterns your users already know to guide them effortlessly through the process. With fewer steps, built-in FAQs, and the latest identification technology from PXL Vision in Switzerland and NECT in Germany, it is the simple, powerful way to identify that you’ve been waiting for.

Note: This new flow is currently being rolled out to select businesses.

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