Google Workspace Individual was announced a year ago as an upgrade for one-person businesses that have been using @gmail.com accounts to run their companies. Subscribers will soon get access to eSignature support in Google Docs.
Google touts native eSignature support as letting you “quickly execute agreements from the familiar interface of Docs without having to switch tabs or apps.” You can drag and drop signature and date fields onto a text document.This capability has only been announced for and shown on the web client.
Google says Docs eSignature support is “coming soon in Beta to Google Workspace Individual users.” That tier is currently discounted to $7.99 per month (from $9.99) until October 2022. Other third-party services also integrate with Docs to offer electronic signature signing, and Google says they’ll keep working.
Meanwhile, the company recapped recent launches across Calendar (appointment scheduling) and Meet (longer calls). Gmail for Workspace Individual offers customizable email templates and added multi-send earlier this year. Those mailing lists can be managed with Google Contacts.
More on Google Docs:
Google Docs will let you select multiple pieces of text for faster formattingGoogle Drive getting a better, simpler sharing UICalendar appointment scheduling with booking page coming to more Workspace tiersGoogle Workspace & consumer messaging boss Javier Soltero leaving after three years
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