First, the answers.
What you can do with tuSigna, what to check in your email client and what is still in development.
Does tuSigna sign contracts?
No. tuSigna creates email signatures: the identity and contact block at the end of messages. It is not a legal document signing service.
Can I use a Figma, Canva or Illustrator design?
You can prepare a PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF reference. AI files need PDF compatibility. Reading suggests data; it does not automatically reconstruct every design detail. Preparation guides are inside the Agency workspace.
Will fonts look identical in every email client?
That is not guaranteed. Choose Google Fonts or system fonts and review a fallback. The recipient’s email client may substitute the font; send a test before distributing signatures.
Does each domain need a plan?
The proposed company model shares one signature pool across domains in the same group. Each domain can have separate details, team members and design.
What does the QR code do?
It can open a public contact card with details selected by the company. The panel remains private. A short URL helps reduce QR density; always test scanning at the final size.
Does it already install automatically in Google and Microsoft?
Installation and compatibility must be verified in your account. Administrative connections need configuration and authorization; we do not claim universally active synchronization. Downloading HTML does not mean a signature is installed.
Can I subscribe or start the 14-day trial now?
Pricing and the 14-day trial are launch proposals. The pilot remains private, billing is disabled and no card is requested. This public website explains the product; it does not grant panel access.
Explore the project. Make an informed choice.
tuSigna is in a private pilot. Explore examples and plans; application access is limited to authorized users.