Digital Signing

Sign electronic documents to protect content integrity and validate signer identity. Make the process faster and fully remote.

What is it?

It is a mechanism that preserves the integrity of an electronic document through content encryption and the use of a digital certificate.

When a document is signed, all content is encrypted using a hash function and the private key of a digital certificate, so the full content is represented by a unique hash code.

As a result, if the document content changes after signing, the generated hash will no longer match the new content and the system will report that the document has been modified.

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Main uses

Documents

Unequivocally identify the signer.
Ensure the integrity of the signed document, confirming that the signed content is exactly the same as the original and has not changed.
Ensure non-repudiation of the signed document. The data used to sign is unique and exclusive, so the signer cannot later deny having signed it.

Legal validity

Replace handwritten and in-person signatures with remote digital signing.
Sign any electronic document, such as contracts, payslips, memos, work communications, order confirmations, and more.
Payment approvals.
Prevent forgery and identity impersonation.
Electronic invoicing.
Issuance of official documents from digital platforms.

And much more...

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