Signing and stage transitioning an answered form

Signing and stage transitioning an answered form

Inside your answered form, select the stage you want to transition your form to (1) , and then click on the blue button to the left of that selection (2):

A pop-up to confirm your credentials will appear, once that's confirmed just click on the green button to continue:

Now if you go to the Follow-up history tab, the respective stage transition will be available:

And in the Signatures tab, you will see the previous stage, as well as who and when they signed it:



This can be done (or reverted, depending on your user permissions) as often as you require.

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