✓Recipients are free, need no account and use no seat ✓Nothing sends without your click ✓Approval-based paid pilot — no checkout here

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The promise

Cepter helps prepare documents carefully, shows exactly what each recipient will see, and sends only when an authorised person decides to.

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Five steps, in the order you actually do them

Not one of them happens on its own.

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The complete journey you can run today

Six stages, all of them working in the pilot. Open any one of them in the prototype — each opens the real screen with sample data.

Explore the interactive product preview

Each step below opens the real screen with sample data — a simulated preview of the preparation, signing and evidence experience.

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Schematic. The buttons above open the real screen.

SIMULATED PREVIEW · COMING NEXT · NOT AVAILABLE IN EARLY ACCESS

Auto Scan is coming next. You can see exactly how it will behave.

A complete simulated walkthrough on fixed sample data: suggestions arrive as dashed review overlays, you accept, edit, reassign or dismiss each one, and the recipient preview proves that only accepted fields ever appear. No upload, no real document, no access granted.

Beta registration is not open. That button records interest only — it grants nothing.

REVIEWSignature? · suggested DRSignature · accepted field

Dashed = a suggestion awaiting a person. Solid = an accepted field a recipient will see.

A suggestion will not be a field

Suggested fields are coming next, not available in Early Access. This is the distinction that will govern them: a suggestion will never become a recipient-visible field until a person accepts it.

Signature? · suggested A suggestion

A proposal, shown as a temporary review overlay at its proposed location and clearly marked as not yet accepted.

·A review marker for you, not a field on the sent document. ·Never included in a recipient preview. ·Never sent, and never signable. ·Blocks the send while it is still unreviewed.

DRSignature A field

What exists after a person accepted it, or placed it themselves. Solid, owned by one named recipient, in that recipient’s colour.

✓Part of the document. ✓Movable, resizable, reassignable, deletable. ✓Shown in the recipient preview. ✓Completable only by the person it belongs to.

✓ A suggestion becomes a field at the moment a person accepts it — not before, and never automatically. Recipients only ever see accepted fields.

Five ways to start

Each one opens its own request, keeps what you asked for, and tells you where that capability actually stands.

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$12 a month for one sender. $29 a month for a team of three. Personal is $12 a month or $120 a year: one sender, 25 packages every month. Team is $29 a month or $290 a year: three sender seats, 75 pooled packages every month, and each additional sender is $10 a month or $100 a year and adds 25 pooled packages. Enterprise is negotiated. Allowances reset monthly on either cadence, recipients are always free, and access is approval-based rather than a checkout.

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PDF sample-services-agreement.pdf Sample data · 2 pages

This walkthrough uses one predefined sample. There is no upload control anywhere in it, no file is read, and no package is created.

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Simulated progress against the bundled sample. No document is uploaded, read or stored.

REVIEWSuggestion overlay DRAccepted field

A suggestion overlay is a temporary review marker drawn at its proposed location — dashed, tagged REVIEW, and never a signable field. An accepted field is solid and carries its recipient’s initials.

Run the simulated scan The sample beside this is the only document in the walkthrough. Starting the simulation plays back sample suggestions at their proposed locations. It does not process a file.

Suggestions waiting on you

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Edit — change the field kind

Reassign — give it to another recipient

Recipient preview — {{ simPreviewWho }} This is what the recipient would receive. Only accepted fields are rendered. Unaccepted suggestions are absent — a review overlay exists for you, never for a recipient, and it is never signable.

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Simulated walkthrough of planned behaviour on sample data. Not available in Early Access, and no document is processed.

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Bring the document set you find hardest to prepare

The pilot is controlled and approval-based: you pick a plan, describe the workflow, and a person reviews it and sets you up — with an honest answer about whether Cepter is the right tool for the paperwork you actually have.

· Recipients are free, need no account and consume no sender seat. · Nothing sends without a person pressing Send. · A package counts once, on its first successful explicit Send — however many supported PDFs or recipients it contains. · Suggested fields, Auto Scan, templates, Team administration and the API are coming next. Embedded signing and governed assistant access are a planned beta. · If another product is a better fit, we will tell you while we review your request.

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Secure electronic signature and document preparation. Recipients sign with a private link and never need an account.

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© 2026 Cepter Product updates Capabilities This page demonstrates Cepter’s product experience. Sign in uses the live service and request forms record only when you submit. Product walkthrough actions use sample data.

Sign in to Cepter

Senders sign in here. If you were sent a document to sign, use the private link in your email — you do not need an account.

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Prototype: any address signs you in as Dana Ruiz, who is a member of two organisations — Northwind LLC and Blue Harbor Labs. No password, no real authentication.

{{ iqSummary }} Everything below is editable, and the request keeps the label you can see here.

Entry category and browser context Category recorded · CTA/page not stored

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What is this request?

Changing this renames the request and its questions. The entry intent above stays as recorded.

Full name Enter your name so we know who we are replying to. Work email {{ iqEmailErrMsg }} Organisation Tell us which organisation this is for.

Your main goal Required · pick one

Pick the one goal that matters most, so we can route the request.

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Optional. These are recorded as secondary interests — they never replace your main goal or the entry intent.

So a person can size this properly Optional — but it is what makes the reply useful

What would you use Cepter for? Describe the workflow, not the document. This form never asks for document content, and you should not paste any here. Roughly how many packages a month?

One send is one package, however many supported PDFs and recipients it contains. How many people would send documents?

Only people who send need a sender seat. Recipients never do. How sensitive are these documents?

A category, not the content. It tells us which questions your reviewers will ask first. When would you want to start?

Because this involves an integration What kind of integration?

A package your systems create counts the same as one made by hand, and only on a successful Send. The API is never a paid add-on, and no credentials are issued from this form.

Because this involves Auto Scan Which documents would you scan?

Suggested fields and Auto Scan are coming next for supported typed documents, always with mandatory review. Beta registration is not open, so this records interest only. Handwriting is a later direction.

Because this involves HR paperwork Which paperwork matters most?

Anything else we should know? Optional

Your request is sent securely to Cepter only when you select the button above.

This panel previews form answers and browser context. Cepter records supported form answers, including entry_kind, plus server-owned source intent; CTA, page, referrer and campaign details remain preview-only.

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Your supported form answers, including the derived entry category, were recorded. CTA/page browser context is shown for continuity but was not stored; source intent is server-owned public_landing.

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What happens next

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Your request was recorded securely. Cepter will use the details above to follow up.

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You never need a Cepter account. This link is private to you and works on your phone.

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Your signature

Prototype: typed and adopted. Drawn and uploaded signatures are the same field with a different capture method.

Your fields

Fields belonging to other recipients are visible but locked, and labelled “not yours”. You can move through every field with Tab.

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What happens now

Reviewer controls

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Needs you today Ordered by what blocks someone else · {{ wsName }}

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Nothing is waiting on you in {{ wsName }}. Switch workspace from the selector above to see other work.

Start something Official forms — Cepter’s direct-deposit form is sendable; W-9, W-4, I-9 and W-2 are visual prototypes, clearly labelled.

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Pilot access is unmetered while the organisation is being evaluated. Billing starts on the plan it is approved for.

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{{ deniedKindLabel }} {{ deniedDetail }} Nothing was lost. Retrying is safe once access changes.

What I could and could not inspect

The v4 placement prototype is in this project and I read it directly, so this audit is from the source rather than from a status label. It is a single working Design Component: state, handlers and keyboard bindings are real. What it was not is connected — no navigation, no shell, no signer. This prototype now carries that placement work inside a connected application, and the rows below track what was kept, improved, consolidated or replaced.

Contrast: v4's muted grey #8b93a6 is 3.08:1 on white and fails AA. Everything here uses #657086 at 4.9:1.

Existing flow

Genuinely working

Missing / problems

Access & responsive

Verdict

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Five steps, in the order you actually do them

The complete journey you can run today

Explore the interactive product preview

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Auto Scan is coming next. You can see exactly how it will behave.

A suggestion will not be a field

Five ways to start

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Bring the document set you find hardest to prepare

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