
<p>HelloSign, the e-signature service from electronic fax company HelloFax Inc., has now integrated its service into Gmail, allowing users to sign documents within message threads on the popular free email program from Google.</p><p>The new feature will preclude the need for Gmail users to download and upload documents they want to sign, said HelloFax CEO Joseph Walla. Users can now use the free service instead to sign documents from within Gmail.</p><p>A Gmail message received with the integrated feature will show the message has an attachment, which, in addition to the usual clickable "View" and "Download" options, will have a "Sign" choice as well.</p><p>When the "Sign" link is clicked, a PDF document will pop up in a window, which receivers can then sign with their fingers on their smartphones' screens, their mouses via their desktop computers or a saved signature image already stored with HelloSign.</p><p><a href="http://www.inman.com/news/2013/01/22/hellosign-brings-e-signatures-gmail">Keep reading...</a></p>