Basic User: How to Add a Signature on File

Basic User: How to Add a Signature on File

Step 1: Navigate to Settings - My Settings - General. Then, select your professional profile using the hyperlink professional name.



Step 2: Scroll down and select the hyperlink for signature. Here you can create a signature or upload a photo of your signature. Once saved, you can check off Autosign Session Notes if applicable.



If you choose Autosign Session Note, the session note will automatically be signed. If not selected, you will need to click on the signature button within each session note.


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