The ability for the recipients to edit variables.

They would like dynamic variables that will auto-populate based on what product options the customer chooses in the document

I would like to be able to enable the customer to toggle an optional item in a pricing table without having to add a random field

a way to make text fields “elastic”, in the same way that your variable fields are. A Text Field is always a static length, whereas a variable field will only be as long as what the variable input string is and the rest of the text following it will be formatted normally. Which creates blank spaces when the info entered is smaller than the field size.

Placeholder for checkbox field.

Option to upload multiple files in a single collect files field

The option to calculate percentage of a particular number.

change variable according to the information inserted in the field by a recipient

Be able to put Tokens in Fields. For example, we may need the client to enter their company name in a Field but we also use it as a Token. It would be good to have the Token pre-populate the Fields (we pull with Zapier).

Automatically place signature field on every page by dropping it once

Signature cannot be placed until all required fields are completed

use variables in fillable text fields

For example, the user has created the document from the template and filled in the role variables Client.Country, Client.Surname, etc. After that, the client's country or curname has changed (the documents hasn't been sent yet). The feature request is to be able to pull the updated values from contact records to role variables (synchronize them, the same way like "Import from CRM" button works now)

An option to save custom variables / tokens to be used across templates.

ability to add items to dropdown field in bulk

display fields when downloaded (recipient view) without signature

availability to set some fields as "not required" by default

option to setup a fillable field for date that will auto fill the date that the client opened the link