Features
Just like a traditional signature on paper, a electronic signature can serve many purposes, such as:
- securing documents and transactions: the signature guarantees the authenticity and integrity of the signed data
- increasing process efficiency: the signature promotes transparency in business transactions
- creating legal evidence: the qualified electronic signature provides irrefutable proof of declarations of intent or commitments made by the signatory or signatories
An electronic signature can fulfil other roles, such as:
- following a ceremony: helps prevent parties from making ill-considered commitments
- providing an implicit or explicit declaration of intent: helps prevent the signatory from later on disputing his or her intentions at the time of signing
- having a particular authority or role: helps prevent unauthorised signatures
The Certipost e-Signing allow you to place electronic signatures on important documents in a legally valid way, making them admissible as legal evidence.
More than just electronic signatures
We can help you with the following:
- thorough and well-founded information on all aspects of (electronic) signatures, in particular with regard to legislation and technology
- assessment of your needs and wishes: For which purposes do you need electronic signatures? In which business processes will they be used? What can you prove with these signatures in the future?...
- a comprehensive risk and impact analysis
- set-up and integration of the signature procedure in your back-office system
- drawing up of the Signature Policy which protects the validity of the electronic signature
- training of your staff
- proactive advice on future legislative changes and recent developments to ensure your solution remains up-to-date with changing circumstances
- ...
Formulas
Certipost offers e-Signing in two combinable formats:
- e-Signing Integrated (CEI)
CEI is an interactive signature method, whereby a person manually creates a signature.
- e-Signing Automated (CEA)
CEA is an automated method whereby a system (server) signs documents in bulk. This is the ideal formula for businesses that require large volumes of documents to be signed by one or a small number of persons or legal entities.
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