How do we define the order of the signatories?
The order of signatories is defined according to the order of recipients decided in the "To" section when creating the email.
Example :
In this example, the recipients will receive the document to sign in the following order: Jean, Bob and Lucie.
If you want Bob to sign the document first, you will need to change the "To" as follows:
Here, Bob will sign first, then Jean and Lucie.
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