Getting Started
Welcome to WPsigner — the self-hosted electronic signature plugin for WordPress. This section walks you through the entire setup process, from checking server requirements to sending your first document for signature.
What You’ll Learn
Section titled “What You’ll Learn”| Guide | Description | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | What WPsigner is, why it exists, and how it compares to SaaS alternatives | 5 min |
| System Requirements | PHP version, extensions, server settings, and hosting compatibility | 3 min |
| Installation | Download, upload, activate, and run the setup wizard | 5 min |
| Quick Start | Create and send your first document for signature | 5 min |
Recommended Path
Section titled “Recommended Path”If you’re new to WPsigner, follow these guides in order:
- System Requirements — Verify your server meets the minimum specs before installing.
- Installation — Install the plugin and complete the activation wizard.
- Quick Start — Upload a PDF, add a signer, place fields, and send — all in under 5 minutes.
Once your first document is signed, explore the rest of the documentation:
- Core Features — Documents, campaigns, workflows, and form fields
- Digital Identity — Certificates, timestamps, and audit trails
- Integrations — Connect with forms, CRMs, messaging, and cloud storage
- REST API — Build custom workflows with the developer API
Before You Begin
Section titled “Before You Begin”Make sure you have:
- A WordPress site running 5.8 or higher (6.0+ recommended)
- PHP 7.4+ with the
openssl,gd(orimagick),mbstring, andcurlextensions - Your WPsigner license key (from your purchase confirmation email)
- A PDF document ready to test with
Need Help?
Section titled “Need Help?”If you run into issues during setup:
- Check the Troubleshooting guide for common installation problems
- Browse the FAQ for quick answers
- Contact support at wpsigner.com/contact