## Overview
Labii’s Signature Status widget provides an efficient and transparent way to monitor the digital signature status of records in real-time. This tool is crucial for verifying the authenticity of records and ensuring their integrity. The widget displays the signature status for each record with one of the following statuses:
**1. Unsigned**
The record has not yet been signed. This status indicates that no action has been taken to digitally authenticate the document.
**2. Witnessing**
The record has been signed by the author but is pending signatures from the witnesses. This interim status ensures that the signing process is underway but not yet complete.
**3. Signed**
The record has been fully signed by all designated authors and witnesses. This status confirms that the document is authenticated and secure.
## Use case
1. Use this widget to show the signature status of experiments in ELN
## Configuration
The widget will function without additional setup, no configuration needed.
## Views
See the interface of the widget in the following views.
### **Readonly view**
Readonly view display the status of signing of a record.
### **Edit view**
The Edit view is the interface that allows you to modify the value.
This widget does not support Edit view.
### **Form view**
The Form view is the field integrated into the add form for collecting values when creating a new record.
This widget does not support Edit view.
## Data
Each widget in Labii stores data in a unique manner; refer below to understand how data from this widget is stored.
This widget does not store any data.
### **Default value**
The Default Value field within the column allows you to specify the default value when a record is created.
Default value is not supported for this widget.
### **Import value**
The Import Value is the value you need to include in your Excel table for it to be imported into Labii.
Import value is not supported for this widget.
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