How to Generate and Send a Dispo Addendum Agreement For E-signatures

July 15, 20263 min read

🟢 How to Generate and Send a Dispo Addendum Agreement For E-signatures

Here we cover how to generate, edit, and send an addendum agreement to a cash buyer from the dispositions pipeline. It ensures the correct contract type is selected, the updated terms are entered, and the document is sent for e-signature.



Key Steps

1. Open the Dispositions Deal in the Pipeline 0:21

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  • From the dashboard, navigate to Opportunities.

  • Open your Dispo pipeline / whiteboard where dispositions deals are stored.

  • Locate and open the correct agreement record for the buyer/deal you need to update.

2. Open the BC Sales Contract Engine 0:31

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  • Inside the deal, go to Dispositions.

  • Scroll down to BC Sales Contract Engine.

  • Review the existing agreement fields, including:

    • Buyer name

    • Sales price

    • Additional terms and conditions

    • BC addendum terms

3. Enter the Addendum Changes 1:06

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  • In the BC addendum terms field, type the updated language for the agreement.

  • Use this section to document the specific change being made, such as:

    • Swapping the title company

    • Updating the assignment agreement price

    • Any other contract modification

  • Make sure the new terms are clear and complete before updating.

4. Select the Addendum Agreement Template 1:23

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  • In the Agreement Generator, choose the correct document type:

    • Assignment Agreement for a standard wholesale assignment

    • Sales Contract for a double close

    • Addendum Agreement for contract changes

  • For this process, select Addendum Agreement.

  • Click Update to generate the revised document.

5. Review the Generated Document in Documents and Contracts 1:56

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  • After clicking Update, the document will be sent to Documents and Contracts.

  • Open the generated file and verify that all information populated correctly.

  • Confirm the addendum language reflects the intended change.

  • Check that the document is ready for e-signature.

6. Prepare Signature Fields and Recipients 2:39

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  • Review the signature section and confirm the correct signer is mapped.

  • Remove any incorrect recipient if needed.

  • Add the correct person who must sign the addendum.

  • Drag and drop required fields, such as:

    • Signature

    • Date

  • Add additional recipients if more than one person needs to sign.

7. Send the Addendum for E-Signature 3:37

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  • Once the document is finalized, click Send Document at the top.

  • The system will send the addendum by:

    • Email

    • Text message, if enabled

  • Optionally update the document name before sending.

  • Wait for the recipient(s) to sign the document.

8. Confirm Completion and Follow Up 4:02

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  • When the document is signed, you will receive a notification.

  • The completed agreement will return to the contact record.

  • Continue the conversation or next steps with the buyer as needed.

Cautionary Notes

  • Verify the correct deal before editing to avoid sending an addendum to the wrong buyer.

  • Double-check the addendum language to ensure the change is accurate and complete.

  • Confirm the correct contract type is selected in the Agreement Generator.

  • Make sure the right signer(s) are assigned before sending.

  • If text messaging is not enabled, the document may only send by email.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Keep common addendum language templates ready for frequent changes like title company swaps.

  • Review all populated fields before sending to reduce back-and-forth corrections.

  • Use the document name field to label the addendum clearly for easier tracking.

  • Add all required signature/date fields in one pass before sending to save time.

  • If multiple parties need to sign, add all recipients before clicking send to avoid reissuing the document.

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