Who it helps
Insurance, finance, and mortgage brokers
Use case
Brokers can get client authority signed before acting on a client's behalf — a private link, clear status, and a completion receipt that documents the mandate.
Client authority is the document that lets an insurance, finance, or mortgage broker act for a client — to approach insurers or lenders, request information, or progress an application. Until it is signed, the broker often cannot take the next step, so the authority sits on the critical path of getting the client a result. A clean, dated record of that mandate also matters for the broker's own compliance.
When authority forms are emailed as attachments, they get lost, returned half-completed, or never signed, and the client's matter stalls. Sending the authority as a private signing request keeps it moving: the client opens a link addressed to them, signs, and the broker sees the moment authority is granted and holds a completion receipt as evidence of the mandate.
Insurance, finance, and mortgage brokers
Authority documents block next steps.
Get client authority signed with a private link and status tracking.
Opens, previews, downloads, signatures, declines, reminders, and completion state.
A focused private page for one document request — no account needed.
Timestamped status, a completion receipt, and audit export.
Brokerage · A client authority that lets a broker act and deal with third parties on a client's behalf for a defined matter or transaction.
Brokerage · A borrower's signed authority allowing a mortgage broker to deal with lenders and obtain information to progress a loan application.
Brokerage · A policyholder's signed authority letting a broker or representative lodge and manage an insurance claim and deal with the insurer on their behalf.
Electronic signatures are generally recognised in Australia where the client consents and is reliably identified. Some authorities have specific requirements set by insurers, lenders, or regulators — this is general information, not legal advice.
No. The client opens their private link and signs from a focused page, with no sign-up or app required.
Yes. You can add password protection so the client must enter a password before viewing or signing, and the document is kept private and not indexed.
Cosign records when the client opens and signs the authority and issues a completion receipt, giving you a dated record of the mandate.
Yes. Save the authority as a template so each new client request goes out with the right message, signer setup, and expiry.
Send a private approval request and track opens, downloads, signatures, and declines.
Send a focused NDA request with private links and a clear signing page.
Capture sign-off before delivery starts and keep an audit trail.
Cosign helps you send and track signed documents. The information on this page is general and is not legal, tax, or financial advice — check your obligations or speak to a professional for your situation.