Sign Documents
How to use the Sign Documents plugin
The Sign Documents plugin lets you sign important company documents in a way that is cryptographically verifiable on-chain. The signature is anchored to your entity's wallet, so anyone can prove that the document was signed by an authorised signer of your company β without trusting any centralised service.
Use it to sign:
- Operating agreements and amendments
- Member-consent resolutions and votes
- Contracts and NDAs that need a tamper-proof signature trail
- Internal sign-offs that should be auditable later
Steps
- Open the plugin. From the DashPanel, select your entity, click Plugins in the left menu, then Add to open the Sign Documents plugin.
- Upload the document. Drag in the file (PDF, DOCX, MD) or paste a link to a document stored on your favourite document host.
- Review the hash. OtoCo computes a cryptographic hash of the document and shows it on screen. The hash uniquely identifies the file β any change to the content produces a different hash.
- Sign. Click Sign, then approve the signing transaction in your connected wallet. OtoCo records the hash, your address, and the timestamp on-chain.
- Share the proof. Send the document together with the OtoCo signing receipt to your counterparty. Anyone can re-hash the file and check the on-chain record to verify the signature.
Cost
The Sign Documents plugin is free to install. You only pay gas for the on-chain signature transaction.
Where signatures live
All signatures created with this plugin are listed on your entity's Files & Templates tab so you can revisit them later. They are also visible to Genco, the OtoCo AI assistant, which can answer questions like "what did I sign last month?".