Every hour a work authorization sits waiting on a signature is an hour your crew isn't working. DottedSign gets work authorizations, safety forms, and maintenance approvals signed in the field — not stuck in an inbox — so Texas energy contractors move faster and stay audit-ready, from Houston to the Permian Basin.

Field approvals get stuck in email threads and phone tag between crews and the office.
Paper safety forms go missing or get damaged moving between job sites.
Maintenance and work authorizations stall while a signature sits on someone's desk.
Field crews sit idle waiting on authorization to start work.
There's no real-time visibility into where an approval is stuck across sites.
Compliance gaps only surface during an audit, when it's already too late to fix them.
From the field to the back office, every approval step is faster, trackable, and audit-ready.
A field supervisor signs the work authorization on their phone before the crew unloads equipment — no trip back to the office or job trailer needed to get a job started.
Know immediately which site's work authorization is stuck, and with whom, so a crew never sits idle waiting on an approval nobody noticed was pending.
Set the HSE → operations → site leadership sequence once, and every document routes automatically in that order — so a required sign-off never gets skipped.
DottedSign nudges the next approver automatically, so a stalled work authorization doesn't sit for a full shift just because one email got buried.
Every signature is time-stamped and tamper-evident, so when an inspector asks for a record, it's already assembled — not something your team has to reconstruct.
Pull up any work authorization, safety record, or maintenance approval from one searchable place — no digging through inboxes across a dozen job sites.
From a work authorization drafted on-site to a fully approved, audit-ready record — here's how it moves through DottedSign.
A field supervisor or ops coordinator uploads a work authorization or safety form, using the same PDF template the team already relies on.
Every energy organization's workflow is a little different. Here's a general look at how digital document workflows compare to traditional, paper-based processes for field operations — this may not be the right fit for every team, and we're glad to talk through what makes sense for yours.


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Yes. DottedSign works fully on phones and tablets, so field supervisors, HSE staff, and crew members can review and sign work authorizations, safety forms, and other documents directly from the job site.
Work authorizations, safety and HSE documentation, inspection reports, maintenance approvals, vendor and subcontractor onboarding, and incident reports are common workflows Texas energy contractors digitize with DottedSign.
Yes. You can define an approval sequence — for example HSE, then operations, then site leadership — and DottedSign routes each document automatically to the next approver in order.
Yes. DottedSign supports API integration so you can connect document workflows with your existing operational, maintenance, or compliance systems, reducing duplicate data entry between platforms.
Yes. DottedSign is built to support multi-site operations, so crews and approvers across different locations — from a single site to a multi-state footprint — can all work from the same account and approval workflows.
Yes. Electronic signatures are legally binding under the U.S. federal ESIGN Act and the Texas Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA), which Texas has adopted. DottedSign signatures carry the same legal weight as wet-ink signatures for work authorizations and related documents.
Yes. You can upload your existing PDF forms and templates directly, with no reformatting required, and add signature, date, and approval fields exactly where you need them.
Every document signed through DottedSign includes a time-stamped, tamper-evident audit trail showing exactly who approved what and when, so your team has a complete record ready whenever an audit or inspection comes up.
No. Signers you invite can review and sign documents without creating a DottedSign account, so vendors, subcontractors, and other outside parties can complete onboarding or approval forms with no extra setup.
DottedSign is designed for online use; we recommend confirming your specific site connectivity conditions with our team so we can advise on the best workflow for limited-connectivity locations.
Every signed document includes a time-stamped, tamper-evident audit trail, encrypted in transit and at rest — so the record you need to produce during a compliance audit or inspection is already complete, not something you have to piece together after the fact.