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Package laravel-document-sign
Short Description Sign PDF documents in Laravel with a DocuSign like flow: invite signers by mail, capture a drawn signature and stamp it on the PDF with a full audit trail.
License MIT
Homepage https://arviddejong.github.io/laravel-document-sign/
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darvis/laravel-document-sign
Let people sign a PDF document inside your own Laravel application, with a flow like DocuSign. You hand the package a PDF and the signers; it mails every signer a link, shows a signing page where they draw a signature, places all signatures on the PDF once everyone has signed, and records the steps in an audit trail. An optional portal lets you send documents without writing code. The documents stay on your own storage.
An independent open-source package, not affiliated with DocuSign. A signature is a drawn image on the page backed by the audit trail; the package does not create qualified electronic signatures and does not sign the PDF cryptographically.
Features
- Fluent builder:
Signer::document($path)->addSigner(…)->send()stores the PDF, creates the signers and mails the invitations - Signing page with a signature canvas, reached through a temporary signed link; once it expires the PDF and submitting a signature stop working too
- Atomic signing: the signature is validated as a real PNG, and a failed stamp rolls everything back so the signer can try again
- Stamping: once everyone has signed, every signature is placed on the PDF with FPDI; positions are percentages, so they work on any paper size
- Audit trail of every step; the signing step records the IP address and user agent of the signer
- Events
SignerSignedandDocumentCompletedto hook your own follow-up in - Portal with a rate limited login, dashboard, customers with contacts and document management, on by default and switchable off
- Dutch translation of the portal and the signing page
Requirements
- PHP 8.2 or higher with the GD extension
- Laravel 11, 12 or 13
- A mailer, because signers are invited by mail;
MAIL_MAILER=logis enough to try it
Installation
Installation & configuration has the steps up to a first signed test document, the publish tags and every config key.
Who can open the portal
The portal is on by default at /portal and logs in with the users of your
application. Every user who can log in sees and can delete every customer and
document; there are no roles. Add your own middleware to signer.portal.middleware
or set SIGNER_PORTAL_ENABLED=false when that is not what you want, see
Portal.
Quick start
Every signer receives a mail with a temporary signed link to the signing page, draws
a signature and confirms. When everyone has signed, the package places all signatures
on the PDF, stores it on the configured disk and dispatches
Darvis\Signer\Events\DocumentCompleted. Positions are percentages of the page
measured from the top left, so the same numbers work on any paper size.
Documentation
Full documentation: https://arviddejong.github.io/laravel-document-sign/
| Page | |
|---|---|
| Installation & configuration | From composer require to a first signed test document, and every config key |
| Quick start | One complete example: send a contract and pick up the signed PDF |
| Signing flow | The builder, positions, link expiry, failed signatures, status and downloads |
| Events & audit trail | The two events and what the audit trail records |
| Portal | What it offers, who can log in and what they see, running without it |
| Testing | Test your own code around the signing flow without sending mail |
| Troubleshooting | Error messages and symptoms with cause and fix |
| FAQ | Short answers to common questions |
Laravel Boost
The package ships Laravel Boost resources: a guideline
and a laravel-document-sign-development skill. Run php artisan boost:install, or
php artisan boost:update --discover in a project that already uses Boost.
Testing
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md.
Support the package
If darvis/laravel-document-sign saves you time, a star on GitHub or a favourite on Packagist helps other developers find it.
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
Security
Found a security problem? Please report it privately, see SECURITY.md.
License
MIT, see LICENSE.
All versions of laravel-document-sign with dependencies
ext-gd Version *
laravel/framework Version ^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
setasign/fpdf Version ^1.8.6
setasign/fpdi Version ^2.6