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Shared by other Docracy users and reviewed by our team for appropriateness before publishing — these aren't attorney-reviewed like Docracy's own templates above, so read carefully before using one.
A template is a pre-built agreement with the standard sections and signature fields already in place — you fill in the specific names, amounts, and dates, then send it. A document, in Docracy, is any file you've prepared for signing, whether it started from a template or your own upload.
NDAs, client contracts, work orders, vendor agreements, rental and lease agreements, onboarding documents, payment agreements, and compliance documents — see the categories above, or use the search bar to find a specific one.
Signing through Docracy uses a simple electronic signature (SES), which is legally recognized for everyday business agreements under laws like the U.S. ESIGN Act and the EU's eIDAS regulation. That said, these are general templates, not legal advice — for high-stakes or regulated agreements, have a qualified attorney review the document for your situation.
Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, and free documents are automatically deleted after a short retention window. No account is required, so nothing is stored beyond what's needed to complete the signing flow.
Yes — Docracy's editor lets you edit the text, add or remove signature fields, redact sections, and reorder pages before you send it.
No — templates are free to send to up to 2 signers with no signup required. A paid workspace adds unlimited signers, AI tools, and team features if you need them.