Upload your PDF, add the signer, and send. Once signed, the completed document is stored in your Project alongside everything else.

PDFs in Connie are treated as fixed documents. If your PDF contains interactive elements like form fields, checkboxes, or editable inputs, these cannot be filled in or edited inside Connie. Only the signature is added – the document itself stays unchanged.

If you need a document that is fillable, editable, and reusable, consider setting up a template or starting a document from scratch. Here you can create form fields by inserting SmartTags instead.

Here you will find all your existing Projects or can start a new one. Enter the project you want to work in.

Click on the New Document button in the top right corner.

Scroll down and select From PDF File.

Upload the pdf file you would like to get a signature on.

Click Edit to enter the name and email address of the primary signer. To add more signers, click Add signer. You can also decide whether you as the issuer need to sign the document at the end.

Additional recipients receive a copy of the signed document without being signers themselves. See Add an additional recipient for more details.

Choose between Simple electronic signature or Advanced electronic signature. Advanced electronic signature is currently available in Denmark, Finland, and Sweden.

Custom questions appear during signing, separately from the document itself. Use them to collect information that does not belong in the document. You can choose whether responses are deleted automatically when the Project expires, keeping the process GDPR-compliant.

Connie will notify you before the document expires, giving you time to renew or archive it. See Expiry dates for more details.

The document is sent to the signer or signers.

This feature is available on the Team, Studio, and Professional plans.