Devart Launches Browser-Based SQL Server Code Formatter

WILMINGTON, United States — August 7, 2026 — Devart today launched Devart SQL Formatter Online, a browser-based SQL Server code formatter that provides immediate formatting of T-SQL and a set of predefined formatting profiles without installation or registration.

Devart SQL Formatter Online is an online SQL formatter and beautifier designed to clean and standardise SQL Server code pasted into a web editor. The tool exposes the SQL formatting capabilities of dbForge SQL Complete and dbForge Studio for SQL Server in a lightweight browser experience. Users can paste SQL, select one of the available formatting profiles, and apply formatting instantly to preview different layouts and keyword casing options.

The service supports common SQL Server constructs, including common table expressions (CTEs), subqueries, CASE expressions, and window functions, and is intended for ad hoc formatting tasks where a full development environment is not required. The browser application runs locally in modern web browsers on any operating system and is free to use without account creation or download.

Devart SQL Formatter Online offers six predefined profiles that cover a range of layout preferences: Default, Collapsed, Extended, Indented, Right Aligned, and Stack Compact. Each profile can be previewed prior to applying formatting, allowing rapid comparison of indentation, alignment, and keyword capitalization. The tool formats pasted SQL code immediately and is designed for quick cleanup of queries before review, sharing, or pasting into an editor.

The online formatter is positioned as a complement to Devart’s desktop development tools rather than a replacement. Advanced formatting controls and bulk file or folder formatting remain available in the desktop editions of Devart’s products. The online tool does not provide custom formatting profile creation, does not include the full set of advanced settings found in desktop editions, and is not designed for batch processing of multiple files.

Devart framed the browser formatter for workflows that require minimal friction: users who need rapid standardisation of a single script, a quick preview of formatting styles, or a means to tidy queries on machines without installed SQL development software. For development workflows that require editor integration, pre-commit hooks, or automated pipeline enforcement of style rules, editor plug-ins and command-line formatters remain appropriate complements to browser-based formatting.

Technical and deployment details are specific and limited to the browser environment. The tool is delivered as a browser-based application compatible with any modern browser. It relies on predefined formatting profiles rather than user-created templates and performs formatting operations in the browser without registration. The cost model for the online tool is free access for immediate formatting tasks; advanced features are reserved for Devart’s desktop products.

Devart emphasised that the online formatter brings a subset of the dbForge SQL Complete and dbForge Studio for SQL Server formatting capabilities into a zero-install web workflow focused on rapid readability improvements. The company described the release as an addition to its existing set of SQL development utilities, providing a straightforward browser option for SQL Server developers and other users working with T-SQL.

About Devart

Devart develops tools for database development, management, and connectivity, including dbForge SQL Complete and dbForge Studio for SQL Server. The company provides a range of desktop and online utilities for database professionals, with product functionality spanning query formatting, code completion, and database administration. Devart’s offerings are used in development and operations workflows across multiple database platforms.

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GS-JJ Introduces 2026 Educational Line for Campus Programs

LOS ANGELES, California — August 7, 2026 — GS-JJ today introduced its 2026 Educational Line, an application-based catalog of customizable products for universities, academic departments, alumni programs, and student organizations.

The catalog organizes products by common institutional uses rather than presenting them only by product category. It also directs campus teams to item-specific configurators for current quantities, specifications, pricing, and destination availability.

Product categories

  • Recognition programs: Custom pins, challenge coins, and award medals for departmental ceremonies, alumni programs, and donor recognition.
  • Campus identification: Personalized lanyards with selectable attachments, including swivel hooks and breakaway clasps, for identification and access programs.
  • Student organizations and events: Custom keychains, acrylic charms, embroidered patches, and silicone wristbands for club activities, orientation, and residence hall programs.

Ordering and product review

For eligible products and configurations, quantities may begin at one unit. Minimum quantities, configuration options, current pricing, and destination availability are shown in the relevant online configurator before checkout.

Materials, finishes, production locations, and documentation differ by product and configuration. Campus procurement teams should review the specifications for each selected item and request any documentation required by their institution before approval. The company does not assign a single compliance designation to the full catalog.

Artwork requirements and estimated proof timing are presented through the applicable online workflow. Timing depends on file completeness, design complexity, requested revisions, submission time, and the selected product.

“The 2026 Educational Line gives campus teams an application-based way to review products for recognition, identification, and student programming,” said Ice Wan, marketing manager at GS-JJ. “Item-level information is provided so each institution can assess options against its own schedule and procurement requirements.”

Catalog information, product specifications, artwork instructions, and current service terms are available at GS-JJ.com.

About GS-JJ

GS-JJ manufactures customizable recognition and promotional products, including lapel pins, challenge coins, lanyards, keychains, medals, and embroidered patches. The company serves academic institutions, corporations, nonprofit organizations, and public-sector entities through its online artwork submission platform and customer support team.

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Berks Technologies Launches Bespoke Business Applications Service for London Market

SLOUGH, United Kingdom — August 6, 2026 — Berks Technologies announced the launch of a dedicated service to design and deliver Bespoke business applications for organisations that have outgrown off-the-shelf tools and seek a local development partner with London market experience.

Berks Technologies framed the new service around common operational gaps that appear as businesses scale: manual workarounds, disconnected toolchains, and processes that require staff to perform tasks the software should handle. The service is positioned to replace those layered workarounds with software built to reflect existing or intended workflows, with a focus on precise workflow modelling, systems integration, and planned extensibility to support growth without the need for premature platform replacement.

The announcement describes workflow mapping as a central element of the offering. Project teams will model processes from lead generation through delivery and invoicing so that the resulting applications align with how a business operates rather than forcing the business to conform to a generic template. Integration capabilities are described as a planning priority to ensure the custom applications can exchange data with an organisation’s existing financial tools, customer relationship systems, and internal databases, reducing the need for manual data reconciliation.

Berks Technologies emphasised scalability as part of the service design. The company outlined an approach that considers the business’s anticipated needs beyond initial deployment so that extensions can be added without a full platform replacement. The service documentation provided with the announcement positioned long-term maintainability and avoidance of per-seat licensing models as factors that influence total cost of ownership for organisations that operate heavily through software.

The company described the decision to operate from Slough with an explicit focus on proximity to London-based clients. The statement cited benefits associated with selecting a software partner nearby, including the ability to hold in-person scoping workshops during the early design stages to reduce misunderstanding and accelerate alignment on requirements. The release also noted that access to a market with experience across finance, retail, logistics, and professional services informed the service’s sector design priorities, because those sectors commonly present operational complexity that generic platforms do not fully address.

Berks Technologies outlined a diagnostic-led engagement model for the service. Initial discovery concentrates on identifying current bottlenecks, the location and cost of manual workarounds, and likely business needs at a two-year horizon rather than building only for immediate requirements. The company stated that this diagnostic step is intended to prevent the common outcome of bespoke projects that solve an outdated problem or grow into unnecessary scope.

The announcement addressed cost considerations for organisations evaluating bespoke development versus subscription-based tools. Berks Technologies acknowledged higher upfront development costs and presented the comparison in operational terms: lifecycle costs associated with accumulated workarounds, manual processing time, and the eventual need to migrate away from unsuitable platforms. The release described bespoke applications as an option that can close or reduce that total cost gap over time depending on the degree to which business operations rely on the software.

Berks Technologies listed indicators that suggest a business may be ready to consider a bespoke solution: persistent manual workarounds, multiple disconnected systems requiring manual synchronization, recurring process exceptions that are handled outside primary systems, and a sense that software constraints dictate operational behavior rather than enabling it.

About Berks Technologies

Berks Technologies is a software development company London firm based in Slough that provides custom application development services for commercial clients. The company focuses on building software aligned with client workflows, integrating with existing systems, and planning for future growth. Berks Technologies serves organisations across multiple sectors including finance, retail, logistics, and professional services.

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GSJJ Introduces Documented Design-Intake Standards for Custom Merchandise Requests

NEW YORK, NY — August 6, 2026 — Recently, GSJJ introduced a documented design-intake program that establishes response, artwork-proof, and production-scheduling targets for eligible custom merchandise requests.

The program defines the workflow from the receipt of a complete request through the entry of approved artwork into production scheduling. Manufacturing and shipping remain separate stages and are evaluated independently based on product specifications, materials, order volume, production requirements, and logistics conditions.

Design-Stage Targets

GSJJ has established the following operational targets and service standards for eligible custom merchandise requests:

  • Global 24-hour live customer support with timely responses to customer inquiries
  • Initial 2D or 3D artwork proof within three business hours
  • Approved design entered into production scheduling within 12 business hours

The 12-hour measurement period pauses while GSJJ awaits customer feedback, design approval, or required project information. Customer support response covers the initial communication stage after a project inquiry is submitted. Further steps, including artwork approval, production scheduling, and delivery arrangements, will be confirmed separately based on project requirements.

Customers can help streamline the review process by sharing key information such as product type, order quantity, size specifications, design files or concepts, target dates, and contact details. Technical evaluation determines whether a project qualifies for the stated design-intake targets.

Projects involving complex artwork, multiple revisions, specialty materials, large quantities, or unsupported production requirements may require additional review time and may fall outside the stated targets.

“The program defines where design intake ends, and production planning begins,” said Karen, GSJJ Marketing Director. “By separating customer communication, artwork preparation, and production scheduling stages, we aim to provide clearer expectations without presenting design-stage targets as manufacturing or delivery commitments.”

Measurement Method

GSJJ tracks design-intake activities through its customer-support and artwork-management workflows. The measurement framework focuses on defined stages within the early project process, including customer communication, artwork proof preparation, and production scheduling entry after final design approval.

The tracking process considers factors such as:

  • Customer inquiry handling and response workflows
  • Time required for initial artwork proof preparation
  • Scheduling entry after approved artwork is confirmed
  • Delays caused by missing information, customer feedback, or revision requests

The design-intake standards serve as operational guidelines for eligible requests and do not represent contractual service guarantees, manufacturing completion dates, or delivery commitments.

Scope of the Program

The standards cover several custom merchandise categories supported by GSJJ, including Custom Medals, Custom Enamel Pins, patches, and keychains.

Each order follows its own production and delivery timeline. Factors such as product design, material selection, order volume, manufacturing arrangements, and shipping destination may influence the overall schedule. The design-intake targets apply only to the early stages of customer communication, artwork preparation, and production scheduling.

Program information and current company details are available at GSJJ.

About GSJJ

GSJJ manufactures custom promotional merchandise and recognition items for businesses, sports leagues, schools, nonprofit organizations, and community programs. Its product categories include medals, enamel pins, patches, keychains, and related items used for athletic events, recognition programs, marketing campaigns, and community initiatives.

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Berks Technologies Launches Adaptive Software Development Service for London Organisations

SLOUGH, United Kingdom — August 6, 2026 — Berks Technologies today launched an adaptive software development service for organisations seeking structured discovery, architecture planning, iterative delivery, testing and post-launch maintenance from a London-area development partner.

Available from August 5, 2026, the service begins with a defined discovery phase and continues through architecture, development, verification, deployment and maintenance. It is intended for organisations developing new digital products, replacing legacy systems or improving established applications as business and user needs evolve.

“Software projects often encounter avoidable rework when assumptions, architecture decisions and maintenance responsibilities are not addressed early enough,” Berks Technologies said in a company statement. “This service introduces documented discovery outputs, weekly decision points and visible testing activity so clients can assess progress throughout the engagement rather than waiting until final delivery.”

Defined Deliverables From Discovery to Maintenance

Each engagement starts by examining the business objective, user journeys, current technical environment and delivery constraints. Findings are documented before the main development phase begins, allowing the client and delivery team to confirm priorities and identify technical dependencies.

Core service deliverables include:

  • Documented user journeys and project objectives
  • An audit of relevant existing systems and integrations
  • Architecture recommendations covering databases, frameworks and service interactions
  • Capacity and scalability considerations
  • Short-cycle development with early usable releases
  • Weekly progress and scope reviews
  • Unit, integration, manual and security testing
  • Deployment planning, monitoring requirements and a defined maintenance scope

This approach recognises that coding is one part of a broader delivery process. The service places equal attention on determining what should be developed, documenting technical decisions and preparing the resulting system for continued operation.

Short Delivery Cycles and Weekly Reviews

Adaptive software development provides the methodological basis for the service. Requirements are recorded as working assumptions that can be reviewed when user feedback, technical findings or business priorities change.

Development proceeds in short cycles, with usable work presented at regular intervals. Weekly engagement meetings give clients a consistent opportunity to review completed work, consider evidence and approve changes to priorities or scope.

For procurement teams using Software House London as a supplier category, the service provides a documented engagement model that can be evaluated through its discovery outputs, review cadence, testing coverage and maintenance arrangements.

Testing and Ongoing Operation

Testing takes place throughout delivery rather than only before deployment. Unit tests assess individual functions, integration tests examine interactions between components, and manual testing covers practical scenarios such as intermittent connectivity and lower-performance devices.

Security requirements are considered during architecture and implementation, particularly where systems process customer information or payments. Relevant checks are incorporated into the project’s testing plan.

Before deployment, Berks Technologies documents the agreed monitoring, patching and update responsibilities. Maintenance scopes can address operating system changes, external API revisions and other platform updates that may affect an application after launch.

Availability

The adaptive software development service is available from Berks Technologies’ Slough operations beginning August 5, 2026. Engagements are structured around discovery, iterative development, weekly reviews, documented verification and agreed post-launch support.

About Berks Technologies 

Berks Technologies is a software development company based in Slough, United Kingdom. The company provides development services spanning discovery, technical architecture, iterative implementation, testing, deployment and maintenance planning. Its engagements are designed to align technical delivery with changing business requirements and observable user feedback.

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Berks Technologies Launches Bespoke Software Development Service for Security-Critical Systems

SLOUGH, Berkshire – 5th August 2026 – Berks Technologies today launched a bespoke software development service that integrates secure software development and reliability engineering from architecture through deployment and ongoing assurance.

Available for new engagements from August 5, 2026, the service is intended for UK organisations that operate critical business processes, handle sensitive data, or have defined security, availability and recovery requirements. Delivery is coordinated from the company’s Slough office.

“This service is intended for teams whose access controls, recovery objectives and operating constraints require a tailored engineering approach,” said a technical spokesperson for Berks Technologies. “Security and reliability requirements are documented during architecture, implemented within the same delivery cycle and recorded in the handover materials.”

Integrated Security and Reliability

Each engagement begins with architecture and requirements scoping. Security controls and reliability measures are then incorporated into design, implementation, testing and operational planning.

The service can include:

  • Architecture based on least-privilege access
  • Secure coding practices and systematic input validation
  • Penetration testing, vulnerability scanning and focused code review
  • Failure handling, capacity planning and recovery objectives
  • Redundant infrastructure and automated failover where required
  • Monitoring configured around agreed operational thresholds
  • Architecture records, testing reports and operational runbooks

Cross-functional delivery teams coordinate security testing and reliability planning within the same development cycle. Project documentation identifies the practices applied, the testing completed and the operational requirements addressed.

Availability and Engagement

Organisations can engage Berks Technologies for architecture-led design, software implementation, security testing, reliability engineering or ongoing assurance within an agreed project scope.

Enquiries begin through info@berkstechnologies.co.uk or the Berks Technologies website. Pricing, delivery schedules, acceptance criteria and support arrangements are set according to the documented requirements of each engagement.

About Berks Technologies

Berks Technologies is a software engineering firm based in Slough, United Kingdom. It provides custom development and systems engineering services for organisations with operational and regulatory requirements that call for tailored security and reliability approaches. The company documents technical decisions and applies development, testing and operational practices aligned with agreed business requirements.

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Rollo Extends Shopify Shipping Workflow to Canadian-Origin Stores

LAS VEGAS, Nevada – 5th August 2026 – Rollo today announced that Shopify merchants shipping parcels from Canada can now use the Rollo Ship order-to-label workflow previously limited to shipments originating in the United States.

Effective today, qualifying stores can connect Shopify orders to Rollo Ship, compare available carrier rates, create labels through web, iOS or Android interfaces, and return tracking numbers to the associated Shopify orders.

The update expands the workflow’s ship-from coverage from one country to two. It does not add a carrier, change the existing U.S.-origin workflow, or introduce new inventory, currency or mobile functions.

“Extending this workflow to Canadian origins gives Shopify merchants in both Canada and the United States a consistent process for importing orders, comparing available rates, creating labels and returning tracking information,” Rollo said in its product announcement.

Eligibility and Setup

The expansion applies to Rollo Ship accounts that:

  • Connect to a Shopify store
  • Use a Canadian ship-from address for the parcel
  • Provide the shipment information required for a carrier quote
  • Have an applicable carrier or service displayed for the route and account configuration

Merchants can review connection guidance through Rollo support. Current shipment-specific carrier and service options appear in Rollo Ship when a quote is generated and before a label is created.

Available options depend on the origin, destination, parcel weight and dimensions, service level, carrier account status and applicable surcharges. Rollo does not represent that every Canadian national or regional carrier is available.

Shopify Order-to-Label Workflow

Connected stores can use Rollo Ship for:

  • Automatic Shopify order import
  • Rate comparison among carriers available for the shipment
  • Individual or batch label creation
  • Tracking-number return to the associated Shopify order
  • Web, iOS and Android access

Cross-store inventory tracking and support for USD and CAD were established Rollo Ship functions before this geographic expansion.

Platform Label Charges

Rollo Ship has no recurring subscription charge. Under the standard label schedule, the first 200 labels in a monthly billing cycle carry no platform label charge. Each label after the first 200 carries a $0.05 platform label charge.

For a merchant creating 320 labels during one monthly billing cycle:

120 chargeable labels × $0.05 = $6.00 per month

The $6.00 amount covers the platform label charge only. Postage, taxes, carrier charges, surcharges, account fees, Rollo Rewards adjustments and other applicable costs are separate.

Any loyalty adjustment depends on qualifying for and maintaining the applicable status under the current Rollo Rewards terms. A reduced loyalty rate is not automatic.

Carrier quotes vary according to shipment details and account configuration. A rate displayed for one parcel may not apply to another.

Operational Considerations

Before creating labels, merchants should confirm that their ship-from address, product weights, package dimensions and carrier connections are current. Stores using negotiated carrier rates should also verify that the relevant account connection is active.

Guidance for carrier connections, order imports and fulfillment handling is available through Rollo support. Options displayed in Rollo Ship at the time of quoting govern each shipment.

The workflow is designed for parcels originating in the United States or Canada. Pallets, shipments originating elsewhere, unsupported regional carriers and some internal carrier contracts may require another process.

Feature and pricing statements are based on Rollo Ship product information and applicable Rollo program terms accessed August 5, 2026. Current platform terms and displayed options govern if they differ from this release.

About Rollo

Rollo Ship is a free multi-carrier shipping platform that  provides parcel-shipping software for merchants operating in the United States and Canada. Its services include carrier-rate comparison, label creation, mobile applications, Shopify order integration and multi-store inventory tracking under a model with no recurring subscription charge.

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Becker Orthodontics Launches No-Charge Early Childhood Screening Program in Plymouth Meeting

PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pennsylvania – 4th August 2026 – Becker Orthodontics today launched an Early Childhood Screening Program providing no-charge initial orthodontic evaluations for eligible children around age seven in Plymouth Meeting and surrounding communities.

The program is intended to identify developing concerns involving tooth eruption, bite alignment, or jaw growth. An evaluation does not presume that care will be recommended.

“For families in Plymouth Meeting and nearby communities, an age-seven evaluation can provide a useful checkpoint,” said Dr. Becker, an orthodontist at Becker Orthodontics. “The program is primarily for children around that age, and many will need only observation or no action. Our purpose is to explain the clinical findings and appropriate next steps.”

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends an orthodontic checkup no later than age seven. According to the association, this timing allows an orthodontist to assess developing teeth and jaw relationships. Any recommendation depends on the individual child’s examination and, when appropriate, diagnostic records.

Eligibility and Visit Terms

Participation is by appointment and is intended primarily for children approximately seven years old. Parents may request an earlier evaluation when a dentist, pediatrician, or other clinician has identified a concern. Families should contact the office to confirm eligibility and appointment availability.

The no-charge program visit includes an initial clinical examination and a discussion of the findings. It does not include panoramic images, digital scans, other diagnostic records, subsequent observation visits, appliances, or additional care. Those services may carry separate charges if recommended. Families may request applicable fee information before authorizing any service outside the initial evaluation.

The program is available to families in Plymouth Meeting and surrounding communities. The announced no-charge evaluation is not described as dependent on insurance coverage. Program terms remain the same regardless of how a family learned about the practice, including an online search for pediatric orthodontist near me.

Possible Outcomes

A typical initial visit takes less than an hour and may result in one of three findings:

  • No orthodontic action is indicated.
  • Periodic observation is recommended.
  • Additional diagnostic review is recommended before options are discussed.

Parents may also request an evaluation if they notice substantially early or late loss of baby teeth, front teeth that do not meet, or a jaw that shifts during opening or closing. These observations do not establish a diagnosis or indicate that orthodontic care is necessary.

If additional review is appropriate, the orthodontist may recommend imaging or digital scanning to document tooth development and jaw relationships. The practice will explain the reason for any recommended records, available alternatives, timing, and applicable charges before a family decides whether to proceed.

Parents and guardians may request program information or an appointment through beckerorthopa.com or by emailing reception@beckerorthopa.com.

About Becker Orthodontics

Becker Orthodontics is an orthodontic practice in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, providing diagnostic evaluations and interceptive and comprehensive orthodontic care for children and adolescents. The practice offers early screening and observation programs, digital three-dimensional scanning, panoramic imaging, appliances, and braces.

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trip1 Expands Autumn Collection With 10 Destination Travel Guides

NEW YORK, New York – 4th August 2026 – trip1 today launched an expanded collection of destination travel guides designed to help travelers plan autumn itineraries across ten areas in Asia, Europe, North America and North Africa.

Available through the trip1 website, the collection brings ten guides into one seasonal planning resource. Each guide addresses timing, local transportation, neighborhood selection, estimated costs and operating schedules, with attention to conditions that may change after the main summer period.

“Autumn planning can require travelers to check changing weather, transportation schedules, reservation requirements and seasonal operations,” said the trip1 Editorial Team. “By organizing ten destination guides around these practical questions, we aim to help readers compare options while directing them to current local sources before they finalize an itinerary.”

Destinations Covered

The unranked collection includes:

  • Kyoto
  • Bavaria and the Romantic Road
  • Portugal’s Douro Valley
  • Tuscany
  • Vermont and the White Mountains
  • Aspen and Maroon Bells
  • Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon
  • Cappadocia
  • The Scottish Highlands
  • Marrakech

Detailed itinerary guidance remains within the individual destination guides. Readers are advised to confirm current conditions, transportation schedules, reservation policies, prices and opening dates with local operators or official tourism authorities. Historical seasonal patterns are not presented as guaranteed dates or conditions.

Editorial and Commercial Disclosure

trip1 produces the guide collection and also operates a hotel booking service at trip1.com/hotels. The guides and booking service are operated by the same company and should not be regarded as independent third-party assessments of that booking channel.

Links to trip1.com/hotels lead to a commercial service. Hotel reservations completed through that channel are commercial transactions, while access to the destination guides does not require a hotel reservation. No hotel or property ranking is part of this announcement, and no booking promotion is being announced with the collection.

Hotel availability, pricing, cancellation policies and reservation conditions are determined through the booking channel and may change independently of the published guides.

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trip1 is a travel publisher and booking platform producing destination travel guides covering timing, transportation, neighborhoods, costs and regional itineraries. The company also operates an integrated hotel booking channel through trip1.com/hotels.

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GetAccept Inc Launches Expanded Electronic Signature Options and Integrated Deal Rooms

SAN FRANCISCO, California – 1st August 2026 – GetAccept Inc today announced five electronic signature methods paired with integrated deal rooms for document workflows across sales, human resources, procurement, and legal teams.

The update brings signature selection, document sharing, comments, approval steps, and opportunity status into a coordinated workflow. Organizations can select a signature method according to the document, identity requirements, internal policy, and applicable law.

“What is new in this release is the combination of five signature methods with deal rooms in one workflow,” said Samir Smajic, co-founder and CEO of GetAccept. “The update is intended to help teams coordinate documents and approvals while giving administrators more control over how each signing process is configured.”

Five signature methods

The update includes:

  • Handwritten digital signature: A signature drawn with a touchscreen, pointer, or stylus.
  • Typed signature: A font-based representation generated from the signer’s entered name.
  • Uploaded signature image: An image file of an existing signature that can be placed on a document.
  • Certificate-based digital signature: A method that uses a digital certificate to associate a signer with a signed file. Accepted certificate sources and validation requirements can vary by workflow and jurisdiction.
  • Biometric signature: A method that captures configured behavioral inputs, such as writing speed and pressure, on supported devices. Organizations should assess consent, retention, privacy, and local legal requirements before enabling this method.

The legal effect and evidentiary treatment of each method depend on the jurisdiction, document category, signer identity process, and organizational configuration. GetAccept recommends that customers obtain their own legal and compliance guidance for regulated or high-impact workflows.

Signature management

Administrative settings allow organizations to establish which signature methods are available for particular workflows and to manage signature records according to internal policies.

Accompanying guidance includes an FAQ titled “Can I change my signature?” Users may update an available signature style when permitted by their organization’s settings and applicable requirements. Organizations may also require a consistent signing identity for designated documents or processes.

Integrated deal rooms

Deal rooms organize documents, stakeholder comments, approval steps, and status information by opportunity or transaction. Teams can use the workspace to coordinate multi-stage agreements without separating signing activity from the related document discussion.

The combined workflow is intended for agreements involving several participants, revisions, or approvals. Available functions depend on the customer’s plan and deployment configuration.

Availability and implementation

The rollout begins August 1, 2026. Access may vary by plan, market, device support, signature method, and configured workflow. Commercial terms and plan eligibility are available through GetAccept account teams.

Integration compatibility is deployment-specific. Customers should confirm supported CRM, human resources, procurement, legal, and document-storage connections before implementation. Current product, implementation, and policy information is available through the GetAccept website.

About GetAccept Inc

GetAccept Inc develops electronic signature and document workflow software for sales, human resources, procurement, and legal processes. Its platform provides configurable signing methods, document coordination tools, and administrative settings for remote collaboration and recordkeeping.

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