If your envelope has more than one recipient, you can choose to set a signing order. The signing order helps you control the order where your recipients receive and sign your documents.
A convenient signing order diagram helps you visualize how your envelope will be distributed to the recipients.
With Set signing order enabled, you can specify a recipient routing order. You can set up a simple sequential routing order, where each recipient receives the email notification once the previous recipient has completed their action. You can also have a mix of sequential and parallel routing.
When you use a signing order, you can route an envelope to the same person multiple times. For example, you want to send a purchase order to your manager to approve, then send it on to purchasing to sign, and finally send a copy to your manager again.
With Set signing order turned off, all recipients receive the document in parallel.

If your business sends SOW contracts for client approval, and your client has two approvers (the project manager and the finance officer), you need the project manager to approve it first.
After both approvals, you send a copy to your firm's accounting manager. With Set signing order enabled, you can arrange this sequence so that each recipient receives and signs the document in order.

