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GetAccept eSignatures Chrome extension

GetAccept eSignatures (listed on the store as HubSpot eSignatures by GetAccept) adds e-signature sending and document tracking to HubSpot CRM, so sales and support teams can send contracts and see when they're opened without leaving HubSpot. It's best for HubSpot users who need signatures on proposals or contracts. The catch: it only works inside HubSpot, not as a standalone signing tool.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • integrates e-signature sending directly into HubSpot CRM
  • tracks when sent documents are opened
  • keeps document activity tied to the relevant CRM record
  • reduces the need to switch between separate signing tools

Cons

  • only useful if your team already uses HubSpot
  • likely requires a GetAccept account or plan alongside HubSpot
  • store listing doesn't detail pricing tiers

Best for

  • HubSpot users who send contracts or proposals for signature
  • sales teams tracking when a sent document is opened
  • businesses wanting e-signature workflows tied to CRM records
  • teams standardizing document signing within HubSpot

Skip it if

  • users who don't run their sales process through HubSpot
  • people needing a fully standalone e-signature tool outside a CRM

Key features

  • send documents for electronic signature from HubSpot
  • track when recipients open sent documents
  • document tracking tied to HubSpot CRM records
  • electronic signature workflow built for CRM use

What GetAccept eSignatures does

GetAccept eSignatures, listed on the Chrome Web Store as HubSpot eSignatures by GetAccept, lets you send documents for electronic signature and track when they're opened, all from within HubSpot CRM. This keeps document activity attached to the relevant deal or contact record instead of scattered across separate email and signing tools.

GetAccept eSignatures free vs paid

The Chrome Web Store listing doesn't specify pricing details, and using GetAccept's e-signature and tracking features likely requires a GetAccept account or plan in addition to your HubSpot subscription. Check GetAccept's own pricing page for current plan details before relying on it for regular use.

Is GetAccept eSignatures safe?

Because it sends documents and tracks activity through HubSpot, it needs permission to access your HubSpot CRM data and the documents you send. Review the permissions shown on its Chrome Web Store listing, particularly if you'll be sending contracts containing sensitive client information.

GetAccept eSignatures: FAQs

Is GetAccept eSignatures free?

The Chrome Web Store listing doesn't state pricing; using it typically requires a GetAccept account or plan alongside HubSpot.

Is GetAccept eSignatures safe to use?

It needs access to your HubSpot CRM data and the documents you send for signature. Review its listed permissions before installing.

How do I use the GetAccept eSignatures extension?

Install it, pin it to your toolbar, open a HubSpot record, and use the extension to send a document for e-signature and track opens.

Does GetAccept eSignatures only work with HubSpot?

Yes, this extension is built specifically to integrate e-signatures and tracking into HubSpot CRM.

Can GetAccept eSignatures track when a document is opened?

Yes, tracking document opens is one of its core features, alongside sending documents for signature.

What are GetAccept eSignatures alternatives?

DocuSign, PandaDoc, and HelloSign all offer HubSpot integrations for sending documents for e-signature.

Why is the extension listed under a different name on the store?

It's published as HubSpot eSignatures by GetAccept on the Chrome Web Store, reflecting its HubSpot-focused integration.

Do I need a GetAccept account to use this extension?

Since it's built around GetAccept's e-signature service, you likely need a GetAccept account to send and track documents.

Does GetAccept eSignatures keep document activity tied to a HubSpot record?

Yes. Per its listing, sending and tracking activity for a document stays attached to the relevant HubSpot contact or deal record, so the history lives with that record instead of a separate signing tool outside HubSpot.

Is GetAccept eSignatures meant for individual use or team-wide adoption?

It's built more for team-wide use, giving a sales or support team a consistent way to send and track signature requests inside HubSpot rather than functioning as one person's standalone signing tool.