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DOCU
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DOCU
S&P 500
Over the past 12 months, DOCU has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of +0% compared to S&P 500's +16% growth.
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DocuSign Inc
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DocuSign makes software that lets people sign, send, and manage agreements electronically. Its best-known product is e-signature, which replaces printing, signing, scanning, and mailing paper documents. The company also sells tools for preparing contracts, tracking approvals, storing agreements, and automating parts of the signing workflow. Its main customers are businesses, government agencies, and other organizations that handle lots of contracts and forms, from sales teams and human resources departments to legal and procurement groups. DocuSign makes money mostly by selling subscriptions to its software, with customers paying for access to its platform and for additional features and workflow tools. What makes DocuSign important is that it sits in the middle of everyday business paperwork. It helps organizations move agreements through faster and with less manual work, while keeping a record of who signed what and when. That makes it less like a one-off app and more like a system companies rely on for core document processes.
