For forms to legally hold up in court they need to conform to California's Uniform Electronic Transactions Act and the federal E-SIGN Act. The parties involved must agree to the use of electronic signatures in a separate agreement that only involves electronic signatures.

If true, this would mean that all legal forms that salons get signed via Boulevard would not hold up in court unless there is a separate electronic signature agreement. DocuSign handles this via a checkbox that has to be checked before it allows documents to be signed electronically and a separate document, attached.

I would like to suggest that the Forms function in Boulevard act like DocuSign.