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Onyx IQ Now Has Native E-Signature, and It Replaces DocuSign

Written by Onyx IQ | Jul 27, 2026, 9:15:00 AM

 

If you're an Onyx IQ customer, you have been signing documents inside the platform for a while, and that part has always worked well. The signing itself has been running through a DocuSign integration, which means you have also been paying for a separate DocuSign subscription, managing a separate vendor, and receiving a separate bill every month.

Starting today, you can move your signing off DocuSign. SignIQ is now available as native e-signature inside Onyx IQ, and it does everything the DocuSign integration did, billed per user through SignIQ rather than per envelope through DocuSign, and at a lower price.

Your team keeps working exactly as it does today

We built SignIQ to sit exactly where signing already happens in Onyx IQ, so your team sends documents, tracks their status, and files signed agreements in the same place and the same way they do now.

Your process stays intact, there is nothing new to learn, and your day-to-day does not change in any visible way.

Your signing cost becomes predictable

DocuSign bills per envelope, so your signing cost tends to climb month over month as your volume grows, and even a single resend can consume another envelope.

SignIQ uses per-user pricing built into Onyx IQ at $12 per user per month, so you are billed for the people who send documents rather than for each document they send, and your cost holds steady as your volume grows.

Along the way, you remove the DocuSign vendor from your stack and one renewal from your calendar.

Your brand appears on every signing request

Depending on your subscription, signing request your clients opened carried DocuSign's name.

With SignIQ, the signing experience carries your own brand by default instead (even at the lowest tier), showing your name and your logo on every request your clients receive.

White-label branding is included from the start, so you get it as a standard part of the platform.

What runs natively now

  • Signing happens inside Onyx IQ, where your deals already live
  • Signed files attach to the deal record automatically
  • Signing status updates in real time as documents move
  • White-label branding, multi-party signing, and full API access are included
  • A tamper-evident audit trail that is ESIGN Act and UETA compliant is stored with the deal

We built SignIQ because we saw the problem in our own customers

SignIQ came out of the Onyx IQ customer base. We kept watching customers run their signing through a DocuSign subscription that charged them every month for a product they were using only to sign, while they paid enterprise prices for features they never touched.

So we built the e-signature that should have been part of the platform from the beginning, and you can read more about how SignIQ works.

Switching does not require a migration

There is no implementation project involved here, because you have no data to move, no team to retrain, no templates to rebuild, and no reason to get your clients comfortable with an unfamiliar signing experience.

You are replacing the DocuSign subscription with native e-signature that is billed per user at a lower, steadier cost, and the change happens under the hood while your workflow stays exactly as it is.

For most customers, making the switch is a short conversation rather than a project.

Ready to drop the DocuSign subscription?

Move your signing into Onyx IQ with SignIQ and put your own brand on every request, billed per user rather than per envelope.

Get started with SignIQ

Talk to your Onyx IQ contact and we'll switch you over.