
Signed, and it stays signed.
Sign with a one-time code, with a record of who signed what that cannot be changed afterwards.
A signature is only worth something if nobody can change what was signed.
Contracts and minutes are often signed by email reply, by scanned paper or in a tool outside the system where the document lives. Later, nobody can show exactly which version was approved.
We build signing into the system itself. The signer confirms with a one-time code, and every signature is written to a record that cannot be altered afterwards.
What we deliver.
- Sign contracts and minutes with a one-time code, inside the system.
- Keep a record of who signed which version, and when.
- Lock the record, so it cannot be changed afterwards.
- Let board members sign inside the app where the case lives.
How it works.
- Prepare
- The document is fixed before anyone signs.
- Sign
- Each signer confirms with a one-time code.
- Record
- Every signature is written to a record that cannot be changed.
Behind it.
Software and integration
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