Example use cases

Once the Scrive MCP is connected to your AI client, you can ask it to handle these tasks directly. Paste any of the prompts below into your chat to try it.

An agent can only do what you can already do in Scrive, so the documents it sees and the eID methods it can set depend on your account. See Access & permissions.

For sales and customer teams

Use case	Example prompt
Send a PDF for signature	“Upload this NDA and send it to Anna Lind, anna@example.com, for signature.”
Send with BankID	“Send the order confirmation to Erik Berg for signing with Swedish BankID, personal number 19800101-1234, and let him forward it.”
Chase signatures	“Which of my documents are still waiting for a signature? Remind everyone who hasn’t signed.”
Check status	“Has Acme signed the master agreement yet?”
Cancel	“Cancel the quote I sent to Nordic Logistics last week; they want a new version.”

For HR and people teams

Use case	Example prompt
Start from a template	“Create an employment contract from our ‘Standard employment’ template for Sam Rivera, sam@example.com, signing with Danish MitID. Give it a 14-day deadline and send it.”
Onboarding flow	“Set up an onboarding flow for Sam Rivera: the employment contract and the IT policy, both signed by Sam and approved by our HR lead Maria Lopez, maria@example.com.”
Sequential signing	“Add the CEO as the final signer on the contract with Sam, after Sam has signed.”
Download the signed copy	“Download the signed employment contract for Sam Rivera.”

For legal and operations teams

Use case	Example prompt
Find by content	“Which of our signed agreements mention automatic renewal?”
Find by party	“Show everything we have with Nordic Logistics, newest first.”
Review before sending	“Show me the parties and settings on the supplier agreement before I send it.”
Fix a party	“Change the signer on the supplier agreement from Ola to Kari Nordmann, kari@example.com.”
Tidy drafts	“List my flow drafts and delete the ones older than a month.”

For admins and analysts

Use case	Example prompt
Monthly reporting	“How many documents did we send each month this year, across the whole company?”
Signing pace	“How many documents were signed per day in the last two weeks?”
Explore the data model	“Show me the raw JSON for the supplier agreement, only the parties and their fields.”

Prompting tips

Give parties completely: full name, email, role (signer, viewer or approver), and the eID method if one is required.
Say when to send: the agent prepares first and asks before start_signing, start_flow, remind_document or cancel_document. Say “prepare but don’t send” if you want to check first.
Name the template when creating from one; the agent looks it up among your templates.
Use search for meaning, list for structure: “agreements that mention indexation” is a search_by_contents; “documents pending since March” is a list_documents with filters.
Uploads happen in a panel: when the agent needs a PDF from your computer, a file picker appears in the chat. Pick the file there.