Review and sign agreements without leaving your platform
Contracts arrive as PDF and Word. Reviewers mark them up, counsel replies, signers sign: all in one screen, with every change in the file.
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3
formats in one viewer: PDF, Word and Excel
20+
markup, signing and page tools
0
uploads to a third-party service
MIT
licence: free for commercial use
Use cases
Where DocuVerse fits in legal & contracts
Redline agreements in Word
Reviewers insert and replace text, comment and reply on the .docx itself; Word shows every change as comments and shapes.
Learn moreCollect signatures
Signers place a saved signature on Sign Here tags, with the date beside it.
Learn moreAssemble the bundle
Merge exhibits, reorder pages and flatten the final review before it goes out.
Learn moreThe workflow
From first draft to the final file
- 1
Upload
The agreement opens in the viewer as a .docx or PDF.
- 2
Review
Counsel highlights clauses, replaces wording and comments; the client replies.
Sign
The signer places a saved signature on the Sign Here tag; the file is saved.
Capabilities
What teams need, and how DocuVerse covers it
Redlines in Word files
Insert and replace text marks, comments and replies, saved into the .docx as Word comments and shapes.
A clear review trail
Every annotation carries its author and time; the comments panel shows each thread in order.
Signing in place
Saved signatures, Sign Here tags and today’s date, placed with a click.
Confidential by default
Documents are opened and edited on the reviewer’s device, not on a third-party server.
Privacy and security
Documents stay where your users are
Agreements are opened, marked up and signed on each reviewer’s device. Nothing passes through a third-party conversion service.
- Documents open inside the browser, on the user’s device
- Encrypted PDFs open with the user or owner password
- Your application chooses what is saved, and where
only when your app sends it
Build it
This workflow in a few lines
The same engine behind JavaScript and .NET, so the result is identical wherever it runs.
const doc = viewer.getDocument(); // mark every clause that needs a second lookfor (const hit of doc.search('termination')) { doc.addAnnotation(hit.page, { type: 'Highlight', quadPoints: hit.quadPoints, contents: 'Check against Schedule B', author: 'Counsel', });}// show the signer where to signdoc.addAnnotation(doc.pageCount - 1, { type: 'Stamp', icon: 'SignHere', rect: [60, 90, 200, 130] }); const docx = viewer.saveWord(); // marks become Word comments and shapesThe SDKs
Client side, server side, and soon mobile
Private by design
Documents are processed where your users are: in their browser, or on your servers.
Same result everywhere
Every SDK gives the same result, so a file looks and saves the same on every platform.
Free under MIT
Every feature, unlimited users and servers, no licence keys or per-document fees.
Products for this workflow
Other industries
See it with your own documents
Free under the MIT licence, for PDF, Word and Excel, in the browser and on your servers.
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