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Showpad - OpenText Core Signature Integration and Automation

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Common Integration Use Cases Between Showpad and OpenText Core Signature

1. Send sales proposals and order forms from Showpad for eSignature

Sales representatives can use Showpad to present the approved proposal, pricing sheet, or order form, then trigger OpenText Core Signature to collect signatures directly from the prospect. This shortens the sales cycle by removing manual email handoffs and paper-based approvals. Data flow: Showpad to OpenText Core Signature.

2. Route customer-facing documents for signature after a sales presentation

After a live or virtual meeting, a rep can share a tailored content package in Showpad and automatically send the final agreement or commitment document to OpenText Core Signature once the customer is ready to proceed. This creates a smoother buyer journey and helps sales teams convert engagement into signed commitments faster. Data flow: Showpad to OpenText Core Signature.

3. Track signed document status back in Showpad for sales visibility

When a document is signed in OpenText Core Signature, the signed status and completed copy can be pushed back to Showpad so the sales team can quickly access the final version alongside the content shared during the deal. This improves deal visibility and ensures reps always work from the latest executed document. Data flow: OpenText Core Signature to Showpad.

4. Support customer onboarding with approved collateral and signed forms

Customer success or onboarding teams can use Showpad to distribute onboarding guides, implementation plans, and training materials, while OpenText Core Signature handles required onboarding documents such as service acknowledgments, data processing agreements, or welcome forms. This reduces onboarding delays and keeps all customer-facing materials aligned with signed records. Data flow: Bi-directional.

5. Enable contract-ready content packages for regulated industries

In industries such as financial services, healthcare, or manufacturing, Showpad can present compliant product information, disclosures, and case studies, then hand off the associated agreement or consent form to OpenText Core Signature for legally binding execution. This helps ensure that the customer sees approved content before signing required documents. Data flow: Showpad to OpenText Core Signature.

6. Capture signed training acknowledgments for sales enablement programs

Sales enablement teams can distribute training materials, product updates, and policy documents in Showpad, then use OpenText Core Signature to collect acknowledgments that reps have reviewed and accepted required materials. This is useful for compliance training, launch readiness, and certification tracking. Data flow: Showpad to OpenText Core Signature.

7. Centralize signed assets alongside sales content for audit and reuse

Once a document is signed in OpenText Core Signature, the executed PDF and audit trail can be stored or linked in Showpad so sales teams can reference the signed version during renewals, upsells, or customer reviews. This reduces time spent searching across systems and improves consistency in customer communications. Data flow: OpenText Core Signature to Showpad.

8. Trigger signature workflows from content engagement signals

Showpad analytics can identify when a prospect has spent time reviewing a proposal, pricing deck, or product comparison. That engagement can trigger an automated signature workflow in OpenText Core Signature, allowing sales teams to act at the right moment with minimal manual effort. This improves conversion rates and reduces follow-up delays. Data flow: Showpad to OpenText Core Signature.

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