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You’ve built the document. You hit send. Then you spot it: page 4 is the old version, and the terms page should be at the front.
Now you’re downloading the file, editing it somewhere else, saving it, re-uploading it and hoping nothing got lost along the way. It’s a small job that eats a surprising amount of time, and it’s how the wrong version ends up in front of a signer.
Secured Signing’s PDF Edit feature, called Edit Page Mode, fixes this by letting you edit your document’s pages inside the signing workflow, before the document goes out.
The PDF Edit feature is Edit Page Mode, a tool in Secured Signing that gives you control over a document’s pages while you’re creating it. You can add, remove and reorder pages in the We Sign, Form Filler and Notary designers.
Once the document is ready, it’s saved as a PDF automatically and moves straight into the signing workflow. There’s no manual re-upload.
It’s built for teams across legal, sales, procurement, HR and anyone else who prepares documents for signing.
Most documents don’t arrive in perfect shape. They get assembled from templates, old drafts, client attachments and last-minute additions. If you can’t adjust the pages inside your signing platform, you end up using separate tools, and each handoff adds risk.
Here’s what’s at stake:
Editing pages in the same place you send for signing removes those steps.
Need extra content, a supporting document or room for new information? Add pages without being stuck with a fixed document length.
Remember page 4 being the old version? Cut what doesn’t belong. A leaner document is clearer for your signers and gets signed faster, because people see only what matters.
Put your document in the right sequence for its purpose. Whether you’re in the We Sign, Form Filler or Notary designers, you can rearrange pages in a few clicks.
When your document is ready, it’s saved as a PDF automatically and sent into the Secured Signing workflow, with signed documents saved as a PDF. That means:
Once a document is signed, editing is locked. Signed documents are secured and can’t be altered, so the document stays exactly as it was when everyone signed it. That’s why getting your pages right before sending matters, and why Edit Page Mode sits at the start of the workflow.
Edit Page Mode is Secured Signing’s PDF Edit feature. It lets you add, remove and reorder pages in your document before sending it for signing.
You can use it in the We Sign, Form Filler and Notary designers.
No. Once a document is signed, editing is locked to protect its integrity. Make any page changes before you send.
No. Once your document is ready, it’s saved as a PDF automatically and goes straight into the signing workflow.