Places can be positioned in the document using either a placeholder or a fixed position.

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Placeholders

You can define placeholders inside your document using the template [[place_key]], where place_key corresponds to the key of the place. For example, to define placeholders for two places with the keys licensor_signs_here and licensor_signed_at in the document:
In this example, to show the placeholders in the document, we set them to a blue color. You can set the text color of the placeholder to white to hide it from recipients.
Placeholder positioning Then we define the licensor_signs_here as a Signature place:
And licensor_signed_at as a Recipient Completed Date place:
The licensor_signs_here place will appear over the placeholder [[licensor_signs_here]], and the licensor_signed_at place will appear over the placeholder [[licensor_signed_at]]. Placeholder positioning signed You can set the text color of the placeholder to white to hide it from recipients. Placeholder positioning signed white text

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Fixed Positions

Sometimes, you can to position places in a specific coordinate within a page in the document. Fixed positions can be defined by specifying the page number, along with distances from the top of the page (top) and from the left side of the page (left). Both top and left are measured in points (1/72 of an inch), and can have decimal places. For example, to define a fixed position for a place with the key employer_first_signature, located in the second page, 1 inch (72 points) from the left and 5 inches (360 points) from the top of the page:
Each place is positioned on the page based on the coordinates of its bottom-left corner, as shown in the image below. Fixed place positioning