Based on the work I’ve done with it so far, it’s well written with good documentation. The Signature Pad plugin comes from a clearly smart guy named Thomas J Bradley. In this case we’re working with SharePoint 2013 on premises, but this should work with any version of SharePoint with some modification.

Cody did some research and found a great jQuery plugin and turned to me for help implementing it.

Mercom is a smallish company that didn’t want to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a “real” eSig solution. Have you ever needed to capture signatures in SharePoint forms? What about InfoPath forms? I’m betting many people have seen a need to do this but have balked at the cost or complexity of the available solutions.Ī client of mine named Cody Sellers ( who works for Mercom Corporation had just such a need.

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