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253 votes
Great news!
The new color palette for fillable fields is now available to everybody.
While this does not allow you to pick colors for recipients, we've chosen eight distinct colors that will be assigned to the recipients automatically, depending on their order. These distinct colors will fix the issue of two recipients having similar colored fillable fields. We've carefully selected these new colors to not only pass the contrast checker, but also to make sure that they are easily distinguishable for individuals with color blindness.
For use cases that require you to pick colors for branding, customization or any reason other than distinguishability, please upvote this idea: Ability to pick/change colors of fillable fields.
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Brett Scharf commented
I repeatedly have the same color assigned to both signers of a document. Please fix this confusing setting!
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357 votes
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519 votes
Hi there! Thank you for your feature request submitted to PandaDoc! We do appreciate it!
We're glad to let you know that the feature "Conditional fields" has been released. Please see this link for more information: Conditional fields.
Have a wonderful day!
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227 votes
Hey there! We have an exciting update – now everyone on the Enterprise plan can use recipient groups. It's super easy! Just check the help center for all the details.
And hey, if you're on a Business plan and want to give it a try, simply reply to this message.
Igor, Product Team
An error occurred while saving the comment Please allow for the assignment of a field to be completed by more than one role. Sometimes, we have minors and guardians that need to complete a document - and sometimes one has more information than the other.
For those who do not know, the contact appears to be assigned color based on the email address that's entered - no matter how many times you delete the contact and recreate it with the same email address.
However, a workaround is to add "+" before the @ symbol in an email address. For instance, if you want adam@company.com to be a signer, make the contact adam+@company.com for the color to change and for the email to still reach the recipient. You can test emailing yourself with "+" if you'd like. I can confirm that adding a "+" did change the color for a contact so my two signers now have different colors assigned so they know what they're each responsible for.