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Signature requests get ignored when the message around them says nothing. With Typally you hold a hotkey, speak, and the text lands in DocuSign exactly where your cursor was.
This is a vendor guide from the makers of Typally. Anything we say about DocuSign is worth verifying — third-party features change without notice.None. Email messages, field instructions and notes are typed.
A signature request arrives as an automated email with default text. Recipients postpone it because nothing tells them what it is, whether it is urgent, or what they are agreeing to.
In practice people use it for: Signature request messages, signer instructions, envelope descriptions, and follow-up reminders.
Nothing changes inside DocuSign itself. Typally sits in the tray and types into the focused window:
Windows or macOS build, signed in once.
The cursor position is the whole instruction — DocuSign routes the keystrokes from there.
Say the whole thought, then let go. No time limit.
Contract wording is legal text. Dictate the covering message, not the clauses.
Typally types into the request message and instruction fields, so the covering note stops being the default text nobody customises. That note is what turns an ignored automated email into something a busy signer acts on.
A salesperson replaces the default request text with two spoken sentences naming what the document is and the start date it unblocks. Signature turnaround drops from a week to a day.
Replace the default request message with a spoken sentence saying what this is and by when. Default text is why signature requests sit unread for a week.
Contract wording is legal text. Dictate the covering message, not the clauses.
No. Message and instruction fields are typed.
Because the default message explains nothing. A specific one changes the response rate.
No. Draft legal wording properly and have it reviewed; dictate the covering note.
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