Capturing Asynchronous Remote Signatures for BRC Samples Using Share Link (Sign Later)
End users can send asynchronous remote signature requests for BRC samples, allowing HCPs to provide remote signatures for BRC samples at their convenience. This provides the flexibility of paper-based sampling with the speed, accuracy, and accountability of remote signature capture.
When asynchronous signature capture is enabled, the existing Share Link remote signature capture functionality is replaced. To capture Share Link signatures immediately, users can create a signature request using the asynchronous Share Link method, then select the Check for Signatures button without syncing. If the HCP provided a signature, users can review and accept the signature as usual.
Asynchronous remote signature capture is only supported for BRC products on person account calls or unique activities child calls.
Validation Disclaimer
Engage signature capture features in the 24R2.0 release are released without validation. Engage signature capture requires enablement and does not affect other Vault CRM functionality. Engage signature capture features were extensively tested by our QA team during the development and release process and will go through validation at a later date.
Who can use this feature?
- iPad, iPhone, Windows Users
- Users require an Engage license
- Business Admin Users, End Users, Engage Integration Users, HCPs
Configuring Capturing Remote Signatures Asynchronously for BRC Samples for

To configure asynchronous remote signatures for business admins:
- Ensure the following are complete:
- Configure the following optional functionalities:
- Ensure Displaying Country-Specific Disclaimers is enabled if the disclaimer text should display in available languages
- Navigate to Admin > Users & Groups > Permission Sets.
- Select the permission set for the appropriate user profile.
- Navigate to Objects.
- Grant the following permissions:
Object
Object Permission
Object Types
Fields
Field Permissions
account__v
R
n/a
name__v
Read
call2__v
n/a
n/a
signature_request_uuid__v (optional)
Read
signature_request__v
R
n/a
call2_mobile_id__v
Edit
- account__v
- call2__v
- call_date__v
- engage_last_modified_datetime__v
- modified_date__v
- name__v
- owner__v
- object_type__v
- request_canceled_datetime__v
- request_expired_date__v
- requested_datetime__v
- signature_accepted_datetime__v
- signature_captured_datetime__v
- signature_declined_datetime__v
- signature_request_uuid__v (optional)
- status__v
Read
- Navigate to Admin > Configuration > Objects > Call > Layouts.
- Add the signature_request_uuid__v field on the call2__v object layouts for troubleshooting or reporting purposes (optional).
When unique activities are enabled, the signature_request_uuid__v must be in the unique_person_fields_vod__c section or in an attendee-specific control section. For more information, see Defining Child Only Fields.
- Navigate to Admin > Configuration > Objects > Signature Requests > Layouts.
- Ensure fields on the signature_request__v layout are marked as read-only. Do not edit signature_request__v records directly. signature_request__v records should only be updated through the Engage integration or Veeva triggers.

To configure asynchronous remote signatures for Engage integration users:
- Ensure Configuring Engage Attendance Tracking for Integration Users is complete.
- Navigate to Admin > Users & Groups > Permission Sets.
- Select the permission set for the appropriate user profile.
- Navigate to Objects.
- Grant the Engage integration users the following permissions:
Object
Object Permission
Object Types
Fields
Field Permissions
account__v R n/a name__v Read signature_request__v
CRED
call_sample__v
name__v
Read
- account__v
- call2__v
- call2_mobile_id__v
- call_date__v
- engage_last_modified_datetime__v
- modified_date__v
- owner__v
- object_type__v
- request_canceled_datetime__v
- request_expired_date__v
- requested_datetime__v
- signature_accepted_datetime__v
- signature_captured_datetime__v
- signature_declined_datetime__v
- signature_request_uuid__v
- status__v
Edit

To configure asynchronous remote signatures for end users:
- Ensure the following are complete:
- Configure the following optional functionalities:
- Ensure Displaying Country-Specific Disclaimers is enabled if the disclaimer text should display in available languages
- Ensure Creating Sample Transactions on Sign Save is not enabled. Creating Sample Transactions on Save is not supported in combination with asynchronous remote signature capture.
- Navigate to Admin > Users & Groups > Permission Sets.
- Select the permission set for the appropriate user profile.
- Navigate to Objects.
- Grant the following permissions:
Object
Object Permission
Object Types
Fields
Field Permission
call2__v
n/a
n/a
signature_request_uuid__v
Edit
signature_request__v
R
call_sample__v
- modified_date__v
- name__v
- signature_request_uuid__v
- status__v
Read
veeva_message__v n/a R user_language_code__v Read - Navigate to Business Admin > Objects > VMobile Object Configurations.
- Ensure VMOCs are enabled for the following objects:
- engage_link_settings__v
- signature_request__v
- Remove the WHERE clause for engage_link_settings__v VMOCs.
Modifying the Signature Request Expiration Period as

By default, pending signature requests remain active for seven days. To change the number of days a signature request link should remain active:
- Navigate to Business Admin > Engage Link Settings > Global Engage Link Settings.
- Edit the value in the call_sign_request_expiry_period__v Engage Setting. Use an integer between one and fifteen.
When users create a signature request, an expiration date for the signature request is automatically calculated. The expiration date is the number of days in the call_sign_request_expiry_period__v Engage Setting, plus the current date in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), minus one day. For example, if you record a call at 5:00 PM on March 31 in the U.S. Pacific Time zone (12:00 AM on April 1 in UTC) and the call_sign_request_expiry_period__v Engage Setting is set to 1, the signature request expires on April 1.
To ensure HCPs have adequate time to submit their signatures, requests expire in a batch job at 12 AM or 12 PM (UTC) on the day after the expiration date. After a batch job runs, up to 12 additional hours may pass before the next batch of signatures expires. The minimum time a signature request remains active is 24 hours.
Using Remote Signature Capture Asynchronously for BRC Samples as

To capture a remote signature asynchronously:
- Create a call report with BRC samples. If any other sample or promotional product is on the call report, the Share Link signature capture option is not available.
Signature capture must be required in order to use asynchronous remote signature capture. Asynchronous remote signature capture is not supported on calls where signature capture is optional or disabled.
- Select the Sign button.
- Select the disclaimer text language. This step is only available if Displaying Country-Specific Disclaimers is enabled.
- Select Share Link for the Signature Method.
- Select Next.
- Select the appropriate application to share the generated link with the HCP. If an acceptable application is not available, select Copy Link to copy the link to the device’s clipboard.
Only Share Link and QR Code display as available signature methods on Windows.
Once users share the link, the call report displays. Users do not need to remain in the Vault CRM application while waiting to capture the signature.
Viewing Pending Signature Requests as

A yellow banner displays on the Sample and Promotional Items section of the call report to highlight pending signature requests. To check whether the HCP has submitted a signature, select the Check for Signature link from the blue banner.
For call reports with pending signature requests, users cannot:
- Submit the call report
- Delete the call report
- Capture another signature for the same call using a different method—for example, QR code signature request
- Edit fields related to sampling and BRCs, or fields placed in the sample and promotional items section. When there is a pending signature request, fields related to signature capture and sampling are read-only.
Users cannot delete or submit unique activities group calls where one or more of the child calls have a pending request. Signature request status displays in the attendee section for each attendee.
Canceling Pending Signature Requests as

Users can cancel pending signature requests until the HCP provides a signature. To cancel a pending request, select Cancel Request from the yellow signature request banner and confirm the cancellation.
Providing Remote Signatures Asynchronously as

HCPs receive the remote signature request link through the application the end user selected. Selecting the link opens an internet browser, where the signer can review the BRC details and submit their signature. The signature_captured_datetime__v field on the signature_request__v object is set to the date and time when the HCP selects the Accept button on the signature capture screen.
Reviewing HCP Signatures as

When HCPs submit their signatures, users receive an email that notifying them a signature is ready for review. There is no time limit for accepting a signature. Users can accept the signature at any time after the HCP provides it.
To review and accept HCP signatures:
- Navigate to the call report.
- Select Review Signature. The signature review screen displays.
- Select Accept.
To ensure accurate, compliant signature capture data, the following occurs when users accept a signature:
- The signature_request__v record is updated to a Signature Accepted status
- The Signature Accepted Datetime field is populated with the current date and time
- Signature capture information is locked on the call2__v record
- The signature_captured_share_link__v field is stamped on call2__v, and sample_order_transaction__v records. For more information on signature_captured_share_link__v, see Reviewing Remote Signatures.
For asynchronous signature capture, sample and product limits are recalculated when users accept the HCP’s signature. When Creating Sample Transactions on Sign Save is enabled and users save the call report, the lot quantity, sample and product limits, and sample transaction records are only updated if there is a captured signature on the call report.
If users do not want to accept the submitted signature, the following options are available:
- Cancel - Cancels the submitted signature. The HCP’s signature is not saved to the call report. To capture the HCP’s signature, the user must generate a new signature request link. For example, Dr. Ackerman contacts Sarah Jones after he submits his signature and asks her to send fewer Cholecap BRCs than he signed for. Sarah cancels the submitted signature and creates a new signature request with Dr. Ackerman’s preferred quantity of BRCs.
- Review Later - Return to the call report without canceling or accepting the signature. The HCP signature remains available for the user to review and accept.
- Request Again - Generates a new signature request link for the user to share