When to use a Single Option Select?
The single option select allows the issuer to decide whether a section should be included or left out when creating a contract.
The section can be toggled on or off with a simple switch. If it’s turned off, it won’t appear in the final contract sent to the signer.
Important: Only the issuer can control whether the section is included. The signer will never see that the section was optional.
How to use single option
In your editor, insert a Single Option Section into your document or contract.
Write the text or clause you want to make optional.
When issuing a contract, the issuer can toggle the switch on or off depending on whether the section should be included.
Check out how you can also create Multiple Options Sections.
Use case examples
Privacy Clauses – Include only if personal data is being collected.
Travel Expenses – Add if the project requires travel reimbursements.
Termination Clauses – Keep optional for shorter or simpler agreements.