I've used eSignatures.io in the past, which uses Markdown for contracts, and found it to be exponentially easier to use than DocuSign, so I appreciate simpler s

I've used eSignatures.io in the past, which uses Markdown for contracts, and found it to be exponentially easier to use than DocuSign, so I appreciate simpler solutions coming into the space. There's a couple reasons why I wouldn't switch to Magistrate at this point: 1. eSignatures allows templating. Sometimes tacking on parties at the end isn't enough, because things like products or payment terms need to be parameterized inline. 2. Webhooks that allow taking actions when the contract is either rejected or signed by all parties. It's also nice to be able to attach some metadata to the contract e.g. (a purchase order #) so it comes back in the payload with the web hook. These may be use cases you don't want to cover yet, but thought I'd list some features I've been relying on as a developer building solutions in this space.