Scan the VIN, snap the photos, get the signature, and hand over a professional PDF before you leave the scene.
Name, phone, and the vehicle year, make, model, color and VIN — scanned with the camera instead of typed.
Signed on your screen or from the customer's phone, stored with the exact timestamp.
Pickup, damage and drop-off pictures attached directly to the PDF.
Your logo, company info and USDOT number print on every form automatically.
The unit and the operator who performed the tow are recorded on the document.
Start from a Florida consent-tow template and edit the authorization clause to match your operation.
Point the camera at the VIN plate and the vehicle details fill in for you.
Take photos of the vehicle on the truck and note any existing damage.
The customer signs in person or through a link, and the PDF is generated instantly.
It is the document where the vehicle owner or their representative authorizes your company to tow the vehicle. It records who authorized the tow, the vehicle, the location, and the signature with date and time.
The company name and USDOT number, the truck and driver, the vehicle year, make, model, color and VIN, the pickup and drop-off locations, the agreed charges, and the customer's signature with date and time. Photos are strongly recommended.
Electronic signatures are generally accepted for commercial documents in the United States. EzTowForm stores the signature along with the timestamp and device data on the record. This is not legal advice — check your local requirements.
Yes. You can hand them the phone to sign in person, or send a signing link they open on their own phone.
7 days free, no card. Your first authorization takes about two minutes.
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