Orders from companies
Your order link, answering requests, Say yes for me, messages.
Guides
- Accept or decline a company's orderA title, escrow or signing company sent you a signing. See what it actually pays and whether you can get there, then accept or decline — and what to do if they later move or cancel it.
- Ask a company for a higher feeWhen a company's order pays well below your target for an hour, you can answer once with a fee of your own. The company accepts it or keeps its fee, and that's the end of it.
- Forward the orders you already get by emailSigning services and title companies email you orders. Forward them to your own orders address, and each one waits in Orders by email, read and filled in, ready to book.
- Keep the company posted: documents, shipping and scan-backsTick off an order's steps as you go (signers confirmed, documents in, printed, scan-backs, shipped with a tracking number) and send the company where it stands.
- Let matching orders book themselves (Say yes for me)Set your terms once, and a company's order that meets every one of them is accepted the moment it arrives. You're told; anything else waits for you as usual.
- Open and print a signing's documentsThe print queue shows which signings need paper, and how much. Documents a company sealed for you open only on your own phone or computer, and are gone 72 hours after the signing.
- Share your commission, insurance and W-9 with companiesLet the title and escrow companies you work with see your commission, bond, E&O and signing-agent dates, and open your W-9, on their desk, instead of asking you each time.
- Give companies your order linkYour order link lets a title, escrow or signing company send a signing to you alone, and follow it on a free desk of its own. Copy it, share it, or make a new one.
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