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Can electronic signatures be used for business documents?

Electronic signatures are commonly used for agreements, approvals, acknowledgements and other business documents. Whether a particular document can legally be signed electronically depends on the applicable law, jurisdiction and document type.

How does electronic document signing work?

Electronic document signing generally involves preparing a document, assigning fields to recipients, sending it for signature and recording the actions taken during the signing process. With VeriDoc Sign, documents can be prepared with signing fields, sent to selected recipients and tracked through completion.

What is an electronic signature?

An electronic signature is a digital way for a person to indicate agreement, approval or intent to sign a document. It allows documents to be completed electronically without requiring a handwritten signature on paper. VeriDoc Sign combines electronic signing with signer verification, signing records and document verification.

What is the difference between an electronic signature and signer verification?

An electronic signature records a person’s signing action on a document. Signer verification adds an additional step designed to collect supporting identity evidence about the person completing that action. VeriDoc Sign supports optional Selfie, Video and ID Verification for selected signers.