# Add a signature mark at the bottom of each document page

You can enable a function that adds a signature mark at the bottom of each signed PDF page. This may be needed especially when electronically signed files are printed in paper archives.

When the **Mark each signed page** function on the signature request form is turned ON, a signature mark is added to the bottom of each signed page.

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The signature mark looks like this.

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Owners of the signature request can set ON the marking function even after sending the invitations on the signature request **edit** page.

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**IMPORTANT!** Note the limitations. Writing a mark on each individual page requires processing time and can therefore, depending on the case, significantly impact the signer's user experience, especially when signing large-sized / multi-file document bundles. In addition to this, technical problems may appear in exceptional pdf file formats during the writing phase.


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