WeTransfer Sign works with any PDF, so it suits the full range of telecom paperwork: service level agreements, infrastructure contracts, reseller or wholesale carrier agreements, customer onboarding forms, network access authorizations, and regulatory compliance declarations. If you can save it as a PDF, you can upload it to Sign, place signature fields, and send it out in minutes.

No account is needed on the recipient side. Each signer receives a personal link by email, verifies their identity with a one-time code sent to their inbox, and signs directly in their browser on any device. This keeps things simple whether you are collecting a signature from a field engineer, a corporate procurement contact, or a residential customer.

WeTransfer Sign provides a Simple Electronic Signature (SES) under EU eIDAS and an electronic signature under the U.S. Federal E-Sign Act. SES is appropriate for most commercial contracts and service agreements used in the telecom industry. For documents requiring a higher level of authentication — such as certain regulated financial or cross-border legal agreements — you should verify the legal requirements in your jurisdiction before using Sign.

Yes. When you set up a document in WeTransfer Sign, you can assign individual signature fields to each signer and send each one a personal link. This works well for multi-party agreements common in telecoms, such as roaming contracts, infrastructure sharing deals, or supplier framework agreements where counterparties sit in different companies or countries.

WeTransfer Sign is entirely free to use with no limits on documents sent for signing. Signature transfers are tracked separately from your regular WeTransfer file transfer activity, so sending contracts for signing has no impact on your transfer quota. Signed documents remain accessible via the original signing link for one year.