DocHub extension for Chrome 0.7.38 Crack With License Key 2024

Installing the Chrome extension will add a small icon in your toolbar and a button in Gmail when mouse hovering onto the PDF-inserted email file. The button opens an editor that displays the document, in edit mode, in a DocHub editor where you have all prior created signatures and the possibility to add new ones.

After adding your signature (alternatively, you can just add your handwritten initials or upload an image of those), it is possible to add minor file modifications and insertions. A copy of the altered document will be saved in the online app, in your account. The document that was signed or mildly modified (in Gmail) will now automatically be inserted in a new email, a draft, and will await to be sent (obviously, with additional input or information from the document editor).

DocHub offers an online app that can also be found in the Chrome Web Store. The advantage of this tool is: it integrates with Google docs and your Drive files, with Dropbox, your computer files, and any other existing webpages. Same as the extension used for Gmail only, all documents edited in other places will be saved with a copy in your personal DocHub document-making laboratory.

What can you do there? A lot more: create new files/documents, draw vector-based elements, add insertions, send signature requests to other people (via email or shareable link), establish priority and level of access, download or export the document, merge the document with other files, save or copy it, add the file to a series of templates, etc.

Additionally, you can build a collaborative environment where alongside other people, the creation of online and secure files, contracts, or other types of documents is possible.

DocHub is a tool that offers a series of features that make it stand out as a reliable, competitive service. Being able to add customized fields to pre-existing documents and modify the ones you already have is a powerful ability. Also, the increased security levels make it a tool worth trying (data transfer using 128/256-bit EV SSL Encryption, Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) document preservation with 256-bit symmetric keys).