For insurance brokerages

E-signatures for brokerages, from a Canadian company.

Maple eSign is a Canadian-owned e-signature service, hosted in Canada along with its backups. Send broker service agreements and client authorizations, have clients sign in their browser, and keep a sealed record on file. It’s free to use, and you can sign up online, for yourself or your team.

The client file

Set up your renewal paperwork once.

Save the agreements you send most as templates, with each field placed where each person signs. At the next renewal, pick the template, add the client, and send.

  • TemplateBroker service agreement3 fields placed
  • TemplateClient authorization2 fields placed
  • TemplateRenewal paperwork4 fields placed

Who signs, in what order

Client first, then the broker.

Give each person a role and set the order: one after another, or everyone at once. Each signer sees only the fields that are theirs.

Broker service agreement
  1. ClientSigned
  2. Co-insuredSigning now
  3. Producing brokerWaiting

Who owns it and where it runs

Canadian company, Canadian hosting.

A company can host in Canada without being Canadian. Maple eSign is both.

  • The companyCanadian-ownedOperated by Scrawlr Development Inc., Vancouver, British Columbia, as the Privacy Policy states.
  • The hostingHosted in CanadaThe application, its database, document storage and backups run in Google Cloud’s Montreal region.
How Maple eSign handles trust

The record

Every finished agreement comes with proof.

When everyone has signed, Maple eSign seals the PDF with a Certificate of Completion and keeps a tamper-evident history of the signing.

Sealed PDF
Maple eSignCertificate of Completion
Document
Service agreement
Status
Completed
Signers
2 of 2 signed
Certificate of Completion
HistoryAppend-only, hash-chained
  1. Document opened
  2. Consent recorded
  3. Signed
  4. Countersigned
  5. Sealed
Tamper-evident history

Check carrier forms first

Maple eSign is for the agreements your brokerage sends. Some carriers and portals have their own signing requirements; check them before you move a form to Maple eSign.

Add a Canadian option to your shortlist.

It’s free to use, and you can sign up online, for yourself or your team.