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# Delegate Signing Preparation
When preparing a signature, Aerofiler offers the option to delegate signing preparation to another person. You would use this option when Aerofiler has sent you a workflow for signature preparation, but the signatures should be prepared by another person. Example scenarios include:
* Wet signature is required, but another person in the organisation is holding the signed document
* Electronic signature is required, but you do not have access to an electronic signing account
To begin, click Actions -> Delegate Signing Preparation
A pop up will appear. In the dropdown, select the person who should prepare the contract for signing. Optionally leave a note explaining the reason for the delegation:
The delegation will be noted in the log:
### Administrator Delegation
Administrators have the ability to delegate signature preparation from one user to another. A demonstration of this is below:
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