Docusign makes no promises that its services will work as expected, be error-free, or be suitable for your specific needs.
This clause means you cannot hold Docusign responsible if its platform malfunctions during a critical signing process — if a document is improperly executed due to a platform defect, Docusign has disclaimed all warranty liability for that outcome.
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Compare across platforms →For a platform whose primary purpose is executing legally binding documents, a complete disclaimer of implied warranties creates significant risk that users have no contractual recourse if the platform produces defective or unenforceable documents.
1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Warranty disclaimers in SaaS agreements are evaluated under UCC Article 2 (goods) and common law (services). California's CLRA (Cal. Civ. Code §1792) prohibits waiver of implied warranties in consumer goods contracts, creating potential tension with this disclaimer for consumer-facing Docusign tiers. EU Directive 1999/44/EC on sale of consumer goods (now Directive 2019/771) and its national implementations provide statutory warranty protections that cannot be disclaimed against EU consumers. 2)
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