Electronic signatures certify your online documents

Using electronic signatures is a much more convenient and productive way to do business. But you need to ensure your documents are certified and e-signed with the utmost security and protection.

Docusign eSignature lets you sign legally binding documents throughout the United States and within many countries. Hundreds of millions of people around the globe use it to sign documents from almost anywhere, on most devices. Electronic signatures are becoming a standard practice for many businesses. Learn more in our blog, “How Agreements are Managed Today.”

Signing with Docusign eSignature is faster, safer and more accessible than using traditional signatures. Docusign eSignature ensures the highest levels of enforceability. Electronic signatures are legally binding in the United States and many countries around the world. The ESIGN Act of 2000 defined the legality and enforceability of electronic signatures across all 50 states. The ESIGN Act ensures that contracts and signatures cannot be denied validity or enforceability because they are in electronic form. Not all e-signature solutions are created equal. Docusign is the first company to warrant federal ESIGN and UETA Act compliance.

How does Docusign eSignature provide electronic signature certification?

Docusign eSignature is certificate-based signing performed digitally. Each signed document has its own certificate of authenticity. Digital signatures use cryptography to ensure the authenticity of the person who electronically signs a document. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is the basis for digital signature technology. PKI works with a third-party Certificate Authority (CA) to match the signer with their digital identity, ensuring the validity of the electronic signature.

Rest assured with digital certificate-based signing supported by Docusign eSignature, you can:

• See who has signed, and when

• Access administration details to run reports

• Set up templates and reusable documents for the ones you send most often

Try Docusign eSignature for free and start certifying documents with electronic signature.