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  1. Open the template and fill in the fields. Nothing is saved anywhere until you choose to save it.
  2. Sign it, and add a date, initials or a company stamp where the document needs them.
  3. Send it for signature if somebody else has to sign too. They need no account.
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Is a template enough on its own?

A template is a starting point, not advice. These are drafted to be sensible and general, which is exactly what makes them wrong for some situations: a mutual NDA between two startups and one protecting a patent portfolio are not the same document, and tenancy law in particular varies enormously between countries and even between regions of one country. Read what you are sending, change what does not fit, and take advice where the document matters.