How can I differentiate between two or more people when a shared email address is used?

In many cases email addresses work well to uniquely identify users or signers because only a single person actually uses that email address.

However, there are cases where more than one person may use a shared email address.  The challenge in these cases is that AssureSign - like many web services - requires users and signers to use unique email addresses.

Here is a simple workaround:

Instead of directly entering the email address (e.g. name@domain), an email address "comment" may be added to uniquely identify the signer (e.g. name(comment)@domain). We strip this extra comment portion out of the email address when sending email.

For example: If John and Jane Doe share the email address jdoe@example.com, you can distinguish between them by using something like the following: jdoe(John)@example.com and jdoe(Jane)@example.com. 

For best results we recommend including only letters and numbers (no symbols) in the comment portion of the email address.