I’m ready to move from concept to launch on a cloud-hosted, general-purpose e-signature platform that businesses can adopt without a steep learning curve—user-friendliness is the guiding principle behind every screen and workflow. Core scope The application will let users upload PDFs, send them for signature, monitor progress in real time, and store a tamper-proof audit trail. Beyond the basic send-and-sign flow, I need full SaaS plumbing: multi-tenant onboarding, subscription management, role-based access, reusable templates, bulk sending, and an optional REST API for customers who want to integrate the service into their own apps. Key requirements • Security baked in from day one: two-factor authentication, end-to-end encryption of documents, and comprehensive audit logs for every action. • Three interactive dashboards—administrative, user activity, and document status—each designed for clarity and rapid drill-down. • Responsive front end (React preferred, but I’m open) that feels as simple as consumer software while sitting on top of production-grade back-end architecture (Node, Django, or similar). • Cloud-native deployment with CI/CD, automated testing, and scalable storage for signed documents. • Detailed event logging to support compliance reviews and future SOC 2 readiness. Skills We Need Full-stack web development (Node.js, PHP, or Python backend; React/Vue/Angular frontend) Cloud deployment experience (AWS, DigitalOcean, or equivalent) PDF manipulation and e-signature workflow experience Email delivery setup (high deliverability, DKIM/SPF) Database design (PostgreSQL/MySQL) Security best practices (HTTPS, encryption, audit logging) Deliverables 1. MVP delivered to a staging environment, feature-complete on all items above. 2. Production build deployed to my chosen cloud account (AWS or GCP). 3. Post-launch support window to squash any critical bugs we uncover in real-world use. 4. Clean, well-documented codebase and API reference. Acceptance criteria will be a live demo covering the upload-to-signature journey, security features verified through test accounts, and dashboards reflecting real-time events. If you’ve built SaaS products end-to-end and can balance intuitive UX with solid engineering, let’s discuss timelines, milestones, and your suggested tech stack.