Pros from reviewers

• Ease of use: Signiflow is user-friendly and intuitive, making it easy for users to sign and upload documents, and for clients to approve documents on the move

• Outstanding support: The support provided by Signiflow is highly praised, with users noting that the team is responsive and helpful in resolving issues

• Integration and functionality: Signiflow integrates smoothly into existing operations and offers an API, making it a versatile solution for various businesses

• Workflow tracking and automation: Signiflow simplifies the authorization process and enables workflow tracking, allowing users to keep track of document progress and automate tasks like sending consent forms

• Cost and time efficiency: Signiflow is noted for its cost-effectiveness and ability to save time, particularly in processes that require multiple signatures, such as tax filings and consent forms.

Cons from reviewers

• Unreliable and untrustworthy in terms of sustainability: Despite its affordability, some users have found Signiflow to be inconsistent and unreliable in terms of its sustainability, leading to concerns about its long-term use

• Difficulty in mass signing applications: While Signiflow is generally easy to use, some users have reported difficulties when trying to use it for mass signing applications, such as signing a pack of 40-page documents

• Slow connectivity: Although Signiflow integrates well into operations and is user-friendly, it can occasionally be slow in terms of connectivity, which can disrupt workflow

• Increases document size and challenging signature creation: Some users have reported that Signiflow significantly increases the size of documents, which can be problematic for storage and sharing. Additionally, creating a signature can be challenging for some users

• Disruption of features after updates: Some users have reported that updates to the software have disrupted helpful features, making certain tasks more difficult.