Signature evidence
An electronic signature is only as good as the record showing who signed, when and from where.
See a signed certificateYes, under the federal E-SIGN Act and state UETA adoptions, provided the process demonstrates intent and identity.
Yes, through an API, so signatures are captured without sending users to a separate site.
The audit certificate is the evidence: identity checks, timestamps, IP address and a document hash.
Applications and supplemental questionnaires
Certificates and endorsements requiring an insured signature
Finance agreements and premium finance contracts
Cancellation and nonrenewal notices
Upload a PDF and send it to one signer or a defined sequence of signers.
Who signed, when, from which address, with a completed certificate.
Save the documents you send constantly so sending takes seconds.
Capture signatures inside your own application through an API.
The signature is the easy part. The evidence is what gets tested.
An electronic signature is challenged by asking whether the person who signed was who they claimed to be, whether they intended to sign, and whether the document changed afterward.
A complete audit trail answers all three: identity verification at the point of signing, a record of the signing action, and a tamper-evident hash of the final document.
The signed certificate that comes back with the document is the artifact that matters in a dispute. Without it, an electronic signature is just an image of a name.
Tell us what you send for signature and how often.
