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title: "Send your event contracts and get them signed online | Ticket Fairy Guides"
description: "Turn an accepted offer, a booked performer or speaker, an approved trader or a supplier's quote into a contract for your event, send it for signature by email, and sign it yourself once they have. The other party reads the agreement and signs by entering their name, with no account, and you both get the signed copy."
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# Send your event contracts and get them signed online

Promoters, venue bookers and festival teams send dozens of agreements for every event: performers, speakers, traders and suppliers. You start each contract from what you already agreed, see where the wording differs from your usual terms, and keep the signed copy and its full history with the event.

Fai, your AI teammate, can check sales, update your event or change a ticket when you ask.

Takes:  10 minutes

[Watch the video: Send your event contracts and get them signed online](https://d3lcdr963b5ubl.cloudfront.net/uploads/guides/video/send-contracts-and-get-them-signed-online/ff99121f4336a4798389cbb4edaf65132aa87732c7f67e3e101ad5ecaa35e5b2/b8c77d4e7660d605/guide.mp4) · [English](https://www.ticketfairy.com/resources/captions/guides/guide-send-contracts-and-get-them-signed-online-b8c77d4e7660.vtt)

***Watch how it's done** 3 min 14 s, with captions.*

- [Open Contracts](#step-1)
- [Start a new contract](#step-2)
- [Check the draft](#step-3)
- [Send it for signature](#step-4)
- [The other party's signature](#step-5)
- [Add your signature](#step-6)

## Before you start

- You are an owner, admin or producer on the event. Only those roles can open the event's **Operations** page.
- You have the other party's email address, or an advancing contact with an email for a performer.

1. ## Open Contracts
    [Play from here](#guide-video)
   Open the event, select **Operations**, then select **Contracts** in the list of sections.

   **Note:** If Contracts is not in the list, select **More sections** and open it there. Each contract shows its status and what it needs next.

   ![The Contracts section with a performer agreement ready for your signature and a speaker agreement in draft](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-event-contracts--contracts.png)    
   *Contracts for one event.*
2. ## Start a new contract
    [Play from here](#guide-video)
   Select **New contract**, choose who it is with under **Who is it with?**, pick which one, then select **Make the draft**.

   **Note:** Choose **An accepted offer**, **A performer or speaker**, **An approved trader**, **A supplier**, **A crew member** or **Someone else**. Fai fills in the fee, dates, venue and terms from the one you pick.

   ![The New contract dialog with an accepted offer chosen and the template to start from](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-event-contracts--new-contract.png)    
   *New contract.*
3. ## Check the draft
    [Play from here](#guide-video)
   Enter anything listed under **Fill in before sending**, check **Who the contract is with** and **Their email**, then select **Save changes**.

   **Note:** For a performer with advancing contacts, choose their agent or manager under **Who signs for them?**. For anyone else, enter a name under **Who signs for them (optional)** when someone signs on their behalf.
   **Tip:** Under **Fai compared this with your usual terms**, Fai lists each clause that is new, worded differently or missing. Change a clause's wording only where this deal is different, and select **See it as they will** to read the finished agreement.

   ![Contract panel for a performer agreement in draft, with who signs, a detail still to fill in, the differences from your usual terms and the clauses](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-event-contracts--draft.png)    
   *A draft contract.*
4. ## Send it for signature
    [Play from here](#guide-video)
   Select **Send for signature**, optionally enter **A note above the link**, then select **Send it**.

   **Note:** Once you send it, the agreement is locked. To change it later, you make a new version.
   **Warning:** The email goes as soon as you select Send it.

   ![The Send for signature dialog saying who gets the email, that the agreement is locked once sent, and a note to add above the link](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-event-contracts--send-for-signature.png)    
   *Send for signature.*

## The other party's signature

 [Play from here](#guide-video)

They open the link in the email, read the agreement, tick to agree, enter their full name and select **Sign**. They don't need an account, and the link works for 30 days. We record their name, the time, their IP address and their browser with the signature. A performer also sees the contract on their advance page. If something is not right, they tell you what to change instead, and the contract shows as **Declined**.

![Signing page for a performance agreement, with the agreement, the tick to agree and the name to sign with](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-event-contracts--signing-page.png)

*The signing page the other party opens.*

5. ## Add your signature
    [Play from here](#guide-video)
   When the contract says **Ready for your signature**, open it, select **Sign it**, read it, tick to agree, enter your name, then select **Sign**.

   **Note:** The contract is then **Signed by both**, and both of you get the signed copy by email. Select **Download the signed copy** to keep a copy.

   ![Contract panel for a performer agreement signed by the other party, with Sign it, their signature and the contract history](https://www.ticketfairy.com/embeds/posters/marketing-event-contracts--ready-for-your-signature.png)    
   *Ready for your signature.*

## Or have it done for you

Fai reads your contracts, drafts one from an offer, a booking, a trader, a supplier quote or a template, changes a draft, sends it for signature or sends a reminder, signs it for you once the other party has, starts a new version or an amendment, cancels an unsigned one and manages your contract templates. She shows you each change and waits for your yes first, and nothing is emailed until you agree. When a contract has waited 5 days for a signature, Fai suggests a reminder on Today. Your own AI assistant can list and read the contracts and send one for signature over the MCP server, after your approval in your MCP client.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

```
Draft the contract for Nova Twins at <EVENT NAME> from their accepted offer and tell me what is missing before I send it
```

### From your own assistant, over MCP

Connect your assistant to [our MCP server](https://www.ticketfairy.com/mcp-server) and ask it:

The copied MCP configuration includes `--read-only`. Remove `--read-only` only when you want your assistant to make changes. Your assistant makes routine changes when you ask, and checks with you before a destructive action if your client supports that. If your client cannot ask, make the change in your dashboard.

```
Find my event <EVENT NAME>, list its contracts, and ask me before you send any of them for signature
```

## From your terminal

Install the CLI from [our CLI page](https://www.ticketfairy.com/cli), sign in with `ticketfairy auth login`, and choose the brand you are working on with `ticketfairy brand use <BRAND_ID>`. `ticketfairy brand list` and `ticketfairy event list` show the IDs the other commands use.

Use the CLI to list and read the event's contracts and to send a draft for signature.

### List the event's contracts.

```
ticketfairy event-os contracts list <EVENT_ID>
```

### Send a contract for signature.

```
ticketfairy event-os contracts send <EVENT_ID> <CONTRACT_ID>
```

## Send a reminder

 [Play from here](#guide-video)

1. ### Remind them

   Open a contract that is **Waiting for signature**, select **Send a reminder**, then select **Send reminder**.

   **Note:** They get a new link to the same agreement.

Fai sends a reminder with a new link when you ask, after you confirm.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

```
Remind Nova Twins to sign their contract for <EVENT NAME>
```

## Change a contract that is already sent

 [Play from here](#guide-video)

1. ### Make a new version

   Open the contract, select **Make changes**, then select **Cancel it and make a new draft**.

   **Note:** They can no longer sign the version they have. You get a new draft with the same terms to change and send again.

Fai starts a new version of a sent or declined contract when you ask, after you confirm.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

```
Nova Twins asked for a later set time at <EVENT NAME>, start a new version of their contract
```

## Amend a signed contract

 [Play from here](#guide-video)

1. ### Start the amendment

   Open the signed contract, select **Make an amendment**, then select **Start the amendment**.

   **Note:** The signed contract stays exactly as it is, and you send the new draft and get it signed like any other contract. To end an agreement early, give it a termination title and clauses.

Fai starts an amendment or a termination agreement to a signed contract when you ask, after you confirm.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

```
Start an amendment to the signed Nova Twins contract at <EVENT NAME> for an extra 15 minutes
```

## Cancel a contract

 [Play from here](#guide-video)

1. ### Cancel it

   Open the contract, select **Cancel contract**, enter why, then confirm.

   **Note:** They can no longer sign it, and it stays in your contracts with your reason.

Fai cancels an unsigned contract with your reason when you ask, after you confirm.

### In your dashboard, with Fai

```
Cancel the draft speaker contract for Dr Amara Lee at <EVENT NAME>, the session was dropped
```

## Questions you might have

**Can I send the same contract to all my performers at once?**

 Yes. Select **Send several** in Contracts, choose performers and speakers, traders or suppliers and one template, check every contract, then send them all in one approval, as in the guide to sending contracts to many people at once.

**Where do I set my usual contract terms?**

 Open Event Operations, then Contracts, and use Your contract templates. Add a starter template for a performance, speaker, trader, supplier or crew agreement and change the wording to match how you work. New contracts start from your templates, and Fai compares each draft with them.

**Can someone sign on the performer's behalf?**

 Yes. Under Who signs for them?, choose their agent or manager from the performer's advancing contacts, or choose Someone else, then enter their email under Their email and their name under Who signs for them (optional). The signed copy says who signed on whose behalf.

**Can I cancel a contract after both sides signed?**

 You can't cancel a signed contract. Make an amendment to change it, or give the amendment a termination title and clauses to end it early.

**Why can't I select Send for signature?**

 Something under Fill in before sending is still empty. Enter it, or remove the clause that uses it, and save the draft.

**Are the starter templates legal advice?**

 No. The starter templates are a plain-English starting point. Check them with your own lawyer before you rely on them.

## Still have a question?

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## Related guides

- [More ways to use Ticket Fairy](https://www.ticketfairy.com/features)
- [Send contracts to many performers, traders or suppliers for your event at once](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/send-contracts-to-many-performers-traders-or-suppliers-at-once)
- [Raise purchase orders and track what your event owes](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/raise-purchase-orders-and-track-what-your-event-owes)
- [Make an offer to an artist's agent for your show](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/make-an-offer-to-an-artists-agent)
- [Handle the contract, invoice and riders an artist's agent sends for your event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/handle-the-contract-invoice-and-riders-an-agent-sends-back)
- [Advance your performers before the show](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/advance-your-performers-before-the-show)
- [Work out the backline and production to hire for your event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides/work-out-the-backline-and-production-to-hire-for-your-event)
- [Every Ticket Fairy guide](https://www.ticketfairy.com/guides)

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