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Every document requested. Every answer in its place.

A document, a question, a choice, a date: each request states what you expect and by when. The people you work with know what to provide, and you know what is validated.

Proof of address

Instructions
Dated within the last three months, in your name.
Formats
PDF or image, a single file.
Deadline
By the 30th of the month.

Proof of address uploaded

From their space, over several sessions if needed.

Proof of addressTo validate
  • Validated

    The document, filed in the “Proofs” folder when uploaded, is validated.

  • Sent back with a reason

    They see “Correction requested” and know what to upload.

You request a proof of address dated within the last three months, as a PDF or image, by the 30th of the month. The other person uploads it, and the document awaits your validation. You validate it, or send it back with a reason.

01Before, after

“Could you send me your supporting documents?”

Before

A vague request

  • One document too many, a blurry photo, or an expired proof.
  • A correction that starts another round of emails.
  • Randomly named files, to be refiled by hand.
With Nestor

A precise request

  • The accepted formats and the number of files expected.
  • A document sent back with its reason: “Correction requested”.
  • A destination folder and a naming rule.

02An example

Requesting a proof of address.

Here is how a single request is set up. The client sees the instructions, uploads their file, and the document arrives filed, named, and dated.

If they upload a proof that is too old, you send it back with the reason; they see “Correction requested” and know what to upload.

Document
Dated within the last three months, in your name.
PDF or image, a single file.
Yes, deadline on the 30th of the month.
“Proofs” folder, named “NAME - Address”.

03Forms

Questions that adapt to the answers.

When you need more than a document, a form gathers the information and the documents in one place. Questions appear based on previous answers, and the other person picks up where they left off.

Sixteen element types
Ten input fields, including file upload, and repeatable groups.
Conditions
A question only appears if the answer calls for it.
Over several sessions
Automatic saving, pick up later.
PDF export
A form's answers, in one file.

04The details

What you can configure.

Nine request types

Document, question, choice, date, date and time, confirmation, validation, acknowledgment of receipt, handwritten signature.

What a document request specifies

Accepted formats, number and size of files, destination folder, naming rule, whether it is required, and deadline.

The elements of a form

Sixteen element types, including file upload, repeatable groups, and handwritten signature, with conditional questions.

Chaining

When an answer is validated, the next form can go out automatically.

Templates

Your message and form templates can be reused from one file to the next.

Checking documents

Your teams check the content of documents, then validate them or send them back with a reason.

06Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What field types can a form contain?

Sixteen element types, including file upload, repeatable groups, and handwritten signature. Questions can appear based on previous answers.

Can the other person stop partway through?

Yes. In their space, their answers are saved automatically and they can pick up later. On a portal, the draft stays in their browser.

How do I ask for a correction?

You send the answer back with a reason. The other person sees “Correction requested” and knows what to change.

Does Nestor check the content of documents?

No. Nestor collects and files documents according to your criteria, and your teams check them.

Another question?Choose the topic of your request: our team answers by email.

A list of documents to make reliable?

Send us the list of documents you request today: we will show you how it is set up in Nestor.

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