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Free OpenClaw Skill for Notary and Signing Services: Signing Coordinator Agent (Download)
A working OpenClaw skill for mobile notaries, signing services, and RON-enabled notary businesses. Owns title-company portal triage from Snapdocs, NotaryCam, and Pavaso, routes signings to the right agent based on RON-state eligibility and IPEN credentials, and runs the post-signing scan-back chase so the title company pays on time. Designed for solo NSAs and 10 to 50 agent signing services.
Built and maintained by Adhiraj Hangal, OpenClaw Consult. Code I wrote runs inside OpenClaw's source, merged by the project's creator.
Free OpenClaw skill for notary and signing services
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What this skill does for your notary and signing services
- Triages new signing orders from Snapdocs, NotaryCam, Pavaso, NotaryDash, and ServiceLink portals by signing type (purchase, refinance, HELOC, seller, RON, IPEN) and routes to the right agent.
- Confirms agent eligibility per state RON law (live in 47 states by 2026), per IPEN authorization, and per title company panel before accepting the order.
- Manages the confirmation cadence with the borrower: signing-time confirm at 48 hours, ID verification reminder, parking and address note 24 hours out.
- Runs the scan-back chase after the signing: signed package scanned within 2 hours, originals dropped at FedEx within 4 hours, tracking number logged to the title portal automatically.
- Tracks payment status across SoftPro, ResWare, Qualia title company portals and chases past-due invoices at day 30, 45, 60 with the right escalation contact at each company.
What's inside this OpenClaw skill
The full file you download, indexed below for search engines and for operators who want to read before they install.
---
name: notary-signing-coordinator
description: Signing coordinator agent for mobile notaries and signing services. Handles order triage from title portals, agent panel routing, RON-state and IPEN eligibility, borrower confirmation, scan-back chase, and title-company payment chase. Integrates with Snapdocs, NotaryCam, Pavaso, SoftPro, ResWare, Qualia.
version: 1.0.0
author: OpenClaw Consult (Adhiraj Hangal)
license: MIT
url: https://openclawconsult.com/skills/notary-services
---
# OpenClaw Skill: Notary Signing Coordinator
## Overview
This skill turns the OpenClaw agent into a signing coordinator for your
mobile notary or signing service business. It does not replace the dispatcher
role: it amplifies it. The skill owns the title-portal order triage, the
agent panel routing, the borrower confirmation cadence, the scan-back chase,
and the title-company payment follow-up so the human dispatcher spends the
day on exceptions.
It is designed for solo NSAs (notary signing agents) running 50-200 signings
per month and for signing services running 10-50 agents and 300-2000 monthly
orders. RON (Remote Online Notarization) and IPEN (In-Person Electronic
Notarization) workflows are first-class.
## What this signing service skill does
1. Order triage from Snapdocs, NotaryCam, Pavaso, NotaryDash, ServiceLink
title portals
2. Agent panel routing based on geography, state RON eligibility, IPEN
authorization, and title-company-specific approval
3. Borrower confirmation cadence at 48 hours, ID-verification reminder,
24-hour arrival note
4. Scan-back chase post-signing with FedEx tracking number logging
5. Title-company payment chase across SoftPro 360, ResWare, Qualia portals
6. Agent credential expiration alerts (commission, E&O, NNA background check,
IPEN authorization)
## Triggers
```yaml
triggers:
- type: heartbeat
schedule: "0/15 6-22 * * *" # Every 15 minutes during business hours
action: poll_title_portals_for_new_orders
- type: heartbeat
schedule: "0 7 * * *" # Daily 7am
action: run_morning_order_intake
- type: heartbeat
schedule: "0 9 * * 1" # Mondays 9am
action: run_payment_chase
- type: on_event
event: signing.confirmed
action: enter_borrower_confirmation_cadence
- type: on_event
event: signing.completed
action: start_scan_back_chase
- type: on_event
event: agent.credential_expiring_in_30_days
action: alert_agent_and_dispatcher
```
## Workflow: order triage
When a new order lands on Snapdocs, NotaryCam, Pavaso, NotaryDash, or
ServiceLink, the agent:
1. Reads the order details: signing type (purchase, refi, HELOC, seller, RON,
IPEN, debt consolidation, reverse mortgage), state, county, signing time,
title company, fee
2. Checks the borrower address against agent territory radius
3. For RON orders: verifies the borrower's state allows RON under current law
(47 states with permanent RON law in 2026) and that the assigned agent
holds the right state RON commission and platform authorization
4. For IPEN orders: verifies the agent's authorization on the specific
platform (Pavaso, Notarize, others)
5. Checks the agent's panel status with the title company
6. Drafts the accept or decline response with reasoning logged
## Workflow: borrower confirmation
After order acceptance, the agent runs the confirmation cadence:
- 48 hours before signing: confirmation message with the agent's name, the
signing time, the location, the documents the borrower needs to bring
(government ID, cashier's check if applicable), and the parking note
- 24 hours before signing: arrival reminder
- 2 hours before signing: final confirmation with the agent's contact number
- Day-of: agent's en-route message at 30 minutes out
For RON signings, the confirmation cadence includes the platform-specific
ID verification instructions (KBA questions, credential analysis) and the
hardware requirements (camera, microphone, government-issued ID handy).
## Workflow: scan-back chase
After the signing completes, the agent:
1. Starts a scan-back timer per the title company's SLA (typically 2 hours
for the scanned package, 4 hours for the FedEx drop)
2. Sends the agent a reminder at the 90-minute mark with the title-company-
specific scan-back link
3. Logs the FedEx tracking number to the title portal automatically when
the agent submits it
4. At hour 3: if scan-back is missing, drafts the apology message to the
title company and pings the dispatcher
Late scan-backs are the number one cause of title-company panel removal.
The skill is purpose-built to keep the SLA green.
## Workflow: payment chase
Every Monday at 9am the agent compiles the outstanding-invoice report across
SoftPro, ResWare, Qualia, and the signing platform invoices:
- 0-30 days: no action, normal payment cycle
- 30-45 days: drafted first-touch reminder to the title-company AP contact
- 45-60 days: drafted second-touch escalation with the original invoice and
signing-completion proof attached
- 60+ days: alerted to dispatcher with the recommendation to pause new orders
from this title company until payment
Most title companies pay reliably. The skill is for the 10-15% that need
nudging.
## Workflow: agent credential management
The skill maintains per-agent credential records and alerts at 60, 30, 14, 7
days before expiration:
- State notary commission
- E&O insurance policy
- NNA background check (annual)
- IPEN platform authorization
- Per-title-company panel approval
Expired credentials are a panel-removal event. The skill keeps them current.
## Memory keys
```yaml
memory:
- key: agent.profile[{agent_id}]
description: Per-agent metadata and credentials
schema: { state: string, commission_expires: date, eo_expires: date, nna_expires: date, ipen_platforms: array, ron_states: array, panel_approvals: object }
- key: agent.availability[{agent_id}]
description: Per-agent calendar and territory
schema: { calendar_id: string, territory_radius_miles: int, max_daily_orders: int }
- key: order.state[{order_id}]
description: Per-order workflow state
schema: { title_company: string, signing_type: enum, signing_time: datetime, agent: string, scan_back_due: datetime, fedex_tracking: string }
- key: title_company.payment[{title_company_id}]
description: Title-company payment behavior
schema: { avg_dso_days: int, last_payment: date, outstanding_invoices: array, panel_status: enum }
```
## Required integrations
| Integration | Purpose | Read | Write |
|--------------------------|------------------------------------------------|------|-------|
| Snapdocs | Title-portal orders | yes | yes |
| NotaryCam | RON orders | yes | yes |
| Pavaso | IPEN and RON orders | yes | yes |
| NotaryDash | Title-portal orders | yes | yes |
| ServiceLink | Title-portal orders | yes | optional |
| SoftPro 360 | Title-company workflow (payment status) | yes | no |
| ResWare | Title-company workflow (payment status) | yes | no |
| Qualia | Title-company workflow (payment status) | yes | no |
| Google Calendar / Calendly | Agent availability | yes | yes |
| Twilio / SMS provider | Borrower confirmation messages | no | yes |
| OpenClaw Memory | Agent and order memory | yes | yes |
| OpenClaw Heartbeat | Scheduled intake and chase | yes | yes |
## RON state map
As of 2026, 47 states have enacted permanent RON law in some form. The
config block maintains a per-state authorization map that should be reviewed
quarterly. The skill refuses to route a RON order to a state in the map's
deny list.
```yaml
ron_state_map:
alabama: enabled
alaska: enabled
arizona: enabled
arkansas: enabled
california: pending_2025_implementation # Review quarterly
colorado: enabled
# ... full list maintained in config
```
## Configuration
```yaml
config:
service_name: "Your Signing Service"
voice: "professional-warm"
approval_mode: dispatcher_approves_all
scan_back_sla_hours: 2
fedex_drop_sla_hours: 4
payment_chase_cadence_days: [30, 45, 60]
borrower_confirmation_cadence:
- hours_before: 48
channel: sms
- hours_before: 24
channel: sms
- hours_before: 2
channel: sms
agent_credential_alerts_days: [60, 30, 14, 7]
default_signing_fee: 150
```
## Quick install
```bash
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
mv notary-services.md ~/.claude/skills/notary-signing-coordinator.md
# Edit the config block to match your service
```
Launch OpenClaw and the skill is live. Run `morning intake` or
`run payment chase` to invoke it on demand, or wait for Heartbeat to fire
on the configured schedule.
## Want it wired to your stack?
The free SKILL.md is the starting point. If you want it plugged into your
specific title-company panel, your agent E&O verification process, your RON
state map, and your scan-back SLA enforcement on a fixed-price two-week
clock, the door is at https://www.adhirajhangal.com/work
Install in 60 seconds
- 1
Drop the file into your OpenClaw skills directory
Save the downloaded notary-services.md as ~/.claude/skills/notary-signing-coordinator.md (or your service-level .claude/skills/). OpenClaw picks up new skill files on next agent launch.
- 2
Connect your signing platforms and title portals
Edit the integrations block to point at your Snapdocs, NotaryCam, Pavaso, NotaryDash, ServiceLink, and ServiceLink portal credentials. Read access is enough for order triage and scan-back tracking. The skill includes adapter prompts for SoftPro 360, ResWare, and Qualia on the title side.
- 3
Launch in approval mode, validate, then flip to autonomous
Start with the owner approving every order acceptance and every borrower message for the first two weeks. The skill defaults route any RON eligibility question, any agent panel question, and any payment escalation to a human. After validation, flip the standard order acceptance and confirmation messaging to autonomous.
Example conversation
You
It's 7am Monday. Run the morning order intake and route the new signings.
Agent
Morning intake complete. 23 new orders across Snapdocs, NotaryCam, and Pavaso overnight. 18 successfully matched to available agents on panel: 11 traditional in-person signings (Texas, Florida, Georgia, Arizona), 4 RON signings (Texas, Florida, Virginia, Nevada, all states with confirmed RON law and your agent IPEN credentials in good standing), 3 hybrid IPEN signings. 5 need your decision: 2 California RON orders (California RON law is still 2025-pending in our config, recommend decline or in-person fallback), 1 order asking for a specific agent who is OOO this week (drafted the substitution request), 1 order from a title company we have not been paid by in 75 days (drafted the pre-acceptance payment-status email), 1 order for a HELOC closing in a state we are not on panel for. Drafted accept/decline responses for all 23, routed to you.
Founder-led · 14 days
Want this signing coordinator live in your notary signing service in 14 days?
Adhiraj ships OpenClaw AI agents into real businesses. Short discovery to map it to Snapdocs, NotaryCam, and your title portals, build in 14 days, then optional ongoing support so your OpenClaw system keeps working.
Build it with meCommon questions
Will this work without OpenClaw Heartbeat or Memory?
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Heartbeat and Memory are part of OpenClaw core. The skill needs both. The payment chase specifically depends on Memory to track per-invoice aging across the 30/45/60 day escalation cadence.
Does this handle Remote Online Notarization?
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Yes, where state law permits. As of 2026, 47 states have enacted permanent RON law in some form. The skill maintains a state-by-state RON-eligibility map in the config block and refuses to route a RON order to an agent in a non-eligible state. The map should be reviewed monthly because state law continues to change.
How does the skill verify agent credentials?
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The skill reads from a config block where you maintain each agent's commission expiration, E&O policy, NNA background check status, IPEN authorization (Pavaso, Notarize, others), and per-title-company panel approval. It refuses to accept an order if the agent's credentials are expired or off-panel for that title company. The verification is your data; the skill does not call state databases.
Which title software does it integrate with?
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Out of the box, the skill ships integration prompts for SoftPro 360, ResWare, Qualia, and TitlePoint. Most signing-side workflow lives in Snapdocs, NotaryCam, and Pavaso though, and those are first-class integrations. Title-side integration is read-only for payment status tracking.
What about scan-back compliance and FedEx tracking?
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The skill enforces the title company's scan-back SLA (typically 2 hours after signing) and the FedEx drop SLA (typically 4 hours, or end of business day depending on the order). It logs the FedEx tracking number to the title portal automatically when the agent submits it via SMS reply. Late scan-backs trigger an escalation to the owner before the title company complaint comes in.
What does the skill cost to run on top of OpenClaw?
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Token cost depends on order volume. A 15-agent signing service running 300 orders per month spends in the $40-$90 range monthly using OpenClaw's default model selection. The skill is light on per-order inference because most order routing is config-driven rather than model-driven.
Can I modify this skill?
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Yes. MIT licensed. Edit the templates, the cadences, the state RON map, the per-title-company SLAs. Most services fork the SKILL.md within the first two weeks because each title company has its own quirks.
Does this replace my dispatcher or scheduler?
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No. The dispatcher role is judgment-heavy: which agent handles which borrower's quirks, which RON limitations apply this week, which title company is paying late. The skill takes the 50-150 daily portal triages, confirms, and scan-back nudges off the dispatcher's plate so they handle exceptions only.
How is this different from Snapdocs itself or NotaryGadget?
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Snapdocs and NotaryCam are excellent platforms for the signing service to title-company side. NotaryGadget is a great signing agent business tracker. The OpenClaw skill is the cross-platform orchestration layer: it reads orders from Snapdocs, checks agent panel status, drafts confirms to the borrower, and logs the scan-back back into the right portal, all from one shared memory.
Can OpenClaw Consult build a customized version for my service?
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Yes. The free SKILL.md is the starting point. If you want it wired into your specific title company panel, your agent E&O verification process, your RON state map, and your scan-back SLA enforcement, we run a 14-day fixed-price build at openclawconsult.com/hire.
Want the full implementation playbook?
Read the deep-dive guide for notary and signing services
The playbook covers workflows, software integrations, compliance, ROI math, and a four-week rollout plan. The skill file above is a working slice of that build.
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