FINISH means to end or to complete. For another action to be required after FINISH is entirely illogical and very frustrating.
Many of my clients reasonably close the browser window once they click FINISH. This necessitates a phone call by me to tell them that they are not finished when they clicked Finish, which makes no sense.
Please fix this.
Also, the completion message of "You're all set." is an idiom, a phrase with a figurative meaning that differs from the literal meaning of the individual words. Clarity should be foremost when signing documents with legal effect. How about, "You have completed electronically signing the document."
Peter Donovan supported this idea ·
FINISH means to end or to complete. For another action to be required after FINISH is entirely illogical and very frustrating.
Many of my clients reasonably close the browser window once they click FINISH. This necessitates a phone call by me to tell them that they are not finished when they clicked Finish, which makes no sense.
Please fix this.
Also, the completion message of "You're all set." is an idiom, a phrase with a figurative meaning that differs from the literal meaning of the individual words. Clarity should be foremost when signing documents with legal effect. How about, "You have completed electronically signing the document."
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