Getting Started in Reapit Forms
An introduction to Reapit Forms covering sign-in, the forms library and creating your first form.
Overview
Reapit Forms lets your office prepare, send and electronically sign real estate forms and agreements. This article covers:
- Signing in for the first time
- Navigating the forms library
- Creating your first form
- Sending a form for signing
Signing in for the first time
- Open the invitation email from Reapit Forms and select Activate account.
- Set your password, or select Sign in with Reapit Connect if your office uses single sign-on.
- On first sign-in you are prompted to complete your profile. Do this before sending your first form, as your details appear on documents — see the related article on setting up your profile.
Navigating the forms library
- Select Forms from the left-hand menu to open the library.
- Forms are grouped by state and type — tenancy agreements, sales agency agreements, entry notices and more.
- Use the search box or the state and category filters to find the form you need.
Note: Only forms current for your state's legislation are shown. When legislation changes, updated versions appear automatically and superseded versions are retired.
Creating your first form
- From the library, select the form and choose Create.
- Link the form to a property and contacts. If your office uses the CRM integration, details pre-fill from Reapit PM or Reapit Sales.
- Work through each section of the form. Required fields are marked, and the progress bar shows what remains.
- Select Save at any point — drafts are kept under My Forms until sent.
Sending a form for signing
- With the form complete, select Send for signing.
- Confirm each signer's name and email address, and set the signing order if one party must sign first.
- Select Send. Signers receive an email link, and you can track progress from My Forms › Awaiting signature.
Tip: You'll be notified by email as each party signs. The completed, fully signed document is stored against the form and emailed to all parties automatically.