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Does Better Proposals handle multiple signers well when there's a set signing order, like when procurement, legal and finance all need to sign?

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 11, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

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Answer 1 · Nov 11, 2026
Better ProposalsRecommendedpositive
“Better Proposals looks like a good fit.”
+ Sequential signing

“Better Proposals handles sequential signing quite well, including workflows where procurement, legal and finance must sign in a specific order.”

+ Dedicated signing order feature

“Importantly, it has a dedicated Signing Order feature rather than simply allowing multiple people to sign independently.”

+ Multiple signatories

“Multiple signatories | Yes”

+ Required signatures

“Required signatures | Yes”

+ Drag-and-drop signing order

“Drag-and-drop signing order | Yes”

+ Email notifications

“Email notifications | Yes”

+ Signing progress tracking

“Signing progress tracking | Yes”

+ Countersignature by your company

“Countersignature by your company | Yes”

− Signing Order limited to higher-tier plans

“Pricing plan: Signing Order is available on Premium and Enterprise plans, not all plans.”

− Unclear parallel signing support

“Parallel signing: If procurement and legal should sign simultaneously before finance, check whether the workflow supports that specific arrangement. Better Proposals' documentation describes sequential signing, but doesn't clearly establish flexible parallel signing groups.”

− Not a full procurement approval workflow

“Formal approval workflows: Signing a proposal isn't necessarily the same as a full procurement approval workflow with approval rules, delegation, conditional routing and audit controls.”

DocuSignpositive
“DocuSign explicitly supports both sequential and parallel recipient routing, including combinations of the two.”
+ Sequential and parallel recipient routing

“DocuSign explicitly supports both sequential and parallel recipient routing, including combinations of the two.”

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