eSignature Presentation Easy

eSignature Presentation Easy is a feature offered by airSlate SignNow that streamlines the process of sending and signing documents electronically. This user-friendly solution allows businesses to present their documents clearly and efficiently, ensuring that clients can easily understand and complete their signatures without confusion.

airSlate SignNow prioritizes security in its eSignature Presentation Easy feature by utilizing advanced encryption protocols and secure cloud storage. This ensures that all documents signed through the platform are protected against unauthorized access, giving users peace of mind when handling sensitive information.

Yes, airSlate SignNow offers seamless integrations with various applications to enhance your eSignature Presentation Easy experience. Popular integrations include CRM systems, document management tools, and cloud storage services, making it easy to incorporate eSignature capabilities into your existing workflows.

airSlate SignNow provides flexible pricing plans tailored to suit different business needs, making eSignature Presentation Easy accessible for organizations of all sizes. Whether you require a basic plan for small teams or advanced features for larger enterprises, airSlate SignNow ensures there is an option that fits your budget.

Implementing eSignature Presentation Easy can signNowly enhance your business operations by reducing the time and cost associated with traditional document signing. This feature streamlines the signing process, increases efficiency, and improves client satisfaction, making it a valuable asset for any organization.

Absolutely! airSlate SignNow’s eSignature Presentation Easy adheres to international eSignature laws, including the ESIGN Act and UETA in the United States. This compliance ensures that all electronic signatures obtained through the platform are legally binding and recognized in court.

You can send a wide range of documents using eSignature Presentation Easy, including contracts, agreements, forms, and more. airSlate SignNow supports various file formats, making it easy to manage all your signing needs in one convenient platform.

I've thought about this since about 2006.As not only a co-founder and CEO of EchoSign, but a Salesforce customer for many years, you do wonder why everything isn't included.  Salesforce is the single largest software expense a sales-focused company will make.  Why doesn't it include e-signatures?  Why doesn't it have real lead scoring?  Why not a sales comp tool?  Why not real drip email marketing?  Why not a more robust email tool, period?  Why not robust de-duping?  Why only a basic quoting tool, not a rich proposal tool?  Why only limited content management tools?  There are so many Why don'ts? that that may be the answer right there ... so my simple answer is Salesforce is focused on its core and strategic expansions to its core, historically to the present.Having said that, there are at least 3 practical reasons:1.  First, e-signatures have a signNow legal element to them.   It's one thing for a start-up to claim their document signing tool is 100% legally E-SIGN complaint and binding under federal, state, European and international law.  It's quite another thing for a Fortune 500 company to take that on.  signNow did in acquiring EchoSign -- and that's not trivial.  It's a big deal.  No other F500 company has done this.  Ever.2.  Second, it's all about the workflow at this point. EchoSign and signNow are 100x richer products than they were 5 years ago, and Salesforce integration only increases that geometrically.  Neither product is just about document signing.  For example, Groupon has over 36,000 different contract generation/review/signature/workflow/trigger combinations using EchoSign. The signature is just the connecting piece.  This is really hard to replicate without a huge effort.  It can be done, but it's many years of effort and building 1000s of features.  Not just a JPEG of a signature.3. Is it really core? Historically contracts and signing them have been related to the core of CRM, but not really core. And Salesforce has often focused on building adjacent to the core (Support, Markering, Chatter, etc.) even more than the well built-out core CRM/SFA.Having said that, what if SFDC does decide to enter the space?  Given the complexity in #2, it makes a lot more sense to buy than build. There are only two serious players -- EchoSign and signNow.  There are other very tiny players, but their Salesforce integrations, if they exist, are rudimentary from a workflow perspective and not fully enterprise-ready, at least not today.  Ok so EchoSign and signNow ... EchoSign was acquired by signNow in 2011, so acquiring EchoSign per se is off the table.  Salesforce could in theory I guess buy just the Salesforce team/integration from signNow.  Actually, that's not a terrible idea.  Buying signNow is even harder.  While Salesforce has made a small investment there, the post-money in the last round was $500m, making an acquisition implausible.  Even if valuation were not an issue, only a small % of signNow's revenue is from the Salesforce integration, making an acquisition to only write off 80% of the customers and revenue (100% if they gave it away), odd.  Salesforce could just offer a very limited functionality and perhaps they will. But a basic functionality won't solve the need for a rich create/dynamic, multi-variable web contract/sign/collaboration/trigger/workflow solution that is what 90%+ of all the EchoSign and signNow Salesforce customers are really using.  For example, Salesforce has basic functionality with Quotes and Content.  But neither really has displaced the need for much richer products like Conga Composer, or even Box.  See, also, the Contracts tab which is very limited, and has in no way displaced the need for any vendors in the contract management space.It's just hard in a large company to build very rich, complex features that aren't in the core.  In the core, it's easy.

While making PAN mandatory for many more transactions, the government has also made it easy to get it by enabling the online application process.The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), in a circular dated 22 July 2016, has said that a new permanent account number (PAN) card can be applied for online, using an application form that can be e-signed using the Aadhaar linked e-signature. For individual PAN applicants, the entire process is managed by PAN service providers: National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) and UTI Infrastructure Technology and Services Ltd (UTIITSL).According to the board, “introduction of Aadhaar based e-signature in PAN application not only ensures paperless hassle-free PAN application process, but also seeding of Aadhaar in PAN, which will curb the problem of duplicate PAN to a great extent.” Here is why having a PAN is a must, and how to get it online.THE NEED FOR A PANIn its endeavor to check black money transactions, government has expanded the list of transactions (and decreased the limit on many existing ones) for which a PAN is mandatory. Effective 1 January 2016, PAN has to be quoted for all transactions above Rs.2 lakh. This applies to sale and purchase of all goods and services, regardless of the mode of payment.PAN is now used for almost all the financial-sector transactions like investing in mutual funds and shares. The government has also made it mandatory for various other things like the purchase of cash cards and prepaid cards amounting to Rs.50,000 or more in year. For purchasing gold jewellery above Rs.2 lakh too, you need to furnish PAN details. Earlier you had to furnish PAN details only if the gold purchase was above Rs.5 lakh.This move will also help the government to widen the tax base, which will result in higher tax collection.ONLINE PAN APPLICATIONAlong with making PAN mandatory for many more transactions, the government has also made it easy to get one by enabling the online application process. These online application can be made either through the portal of NSDL (http://tin.tin.nsdl.com/pan/inde...) or the portal of UTIITSL (http://www.myutiitsl.com/PANONLINE/).Last September a digital signature certificate-based PAN application form (Form 49A) for individuals was enabled on these websites. Now, the application form has also been enabled with the Aadhaar based e-signature. Aadhaar can also be used as a proof of identity, address and date of birth, which are required to get a PAN. After filling up the online application form, an individual has to upload the scanned image of her photograph and the Aadhaar card, as per the specifications on the website.The application fee is Rs.107, including service tax, for persons residing in India and Rs.994 for those with overseas addresses. It can be paid through credit cards, debit cards or Net banking. All these forms of payment attract a small charge, above the fee payable.At present, the facility for dispatch of PAN cards outside India is available for a select list of countries. Applicants from other countries may contact the service provider before applying.

In the U.S., ticking a checkbox routinely is considered evidence showing that a user has accepted online terms and conditions. (Please see Online Terms can be Binding, even if You don’t have to Click!)This is, indeed, similar to a signature on a hard-copy contract being evidence showing that a party has agreed to that contract.

Any industry involving a large amount of paperwork make use electronic signatures. In other words, all industries make use of electronic signatures because all of them have piles of paperwork to handle. Some examples of such industries include financial, life science, healthcare and pharmaceutical industries.Industries such as the pharmaceutical industry, have a number of licenses and other paperwork that they have to handle and keep track of. It can be a tedious task to perform such cumbersome paper processes. Therefore, e-signatures can facilitate an organisation in keeping a track of all this paperwork, by signing electronically.Healthcare industries usually involve time-sensitive documents, which need to be urgently completed. But, it can take days in case of the traditional wet ink paper signatures for the documents to signNow the signer and back, if the parties are geographically scattered. But with electronic signatures, that is not the case. Geographical barriers do not play a role. Documents which earlier needed days to be completed, can now be signed and sent back within minutes, in the click of a button. Furthermore, it takes a long time to bring assets under management. The time taken by the signing process, if wet ink paper signatures are used, may even further delay the process. But by using electronic signatures, the whole process can speed up.Apart from these, there are many paper prone industries which require huge amount of paperwork and with the use of electronic signatures they can make their everyday processes smoother and more efficient.

Those who have card readers at home (to be used with ID-cards) or mobile ID (used, among other things, for bank payments) will log in using their ID to a designated website, pick a candidate, click a few mouse clicks, and done.To ensure anonymity of voting, the hardware used for particular elections will then be publicly destroyed after the votes are counted (the electronic votes are normally taken some days before the physical votes, which sort of gives away some voting tendencies in advance). Still, it doesn’t stop the public from ever wondering each time elections come up about the anonymity and possible abuse of the system. Cases have been known where some heads of households would gather all ID cards of the family (especially old grandparents) and vote for whomever they chose.In recent elections, about 30 per cent of all active voters voted electronically. I know some people who never use this option for fear that records may remain. I personally fluctuate between voting electronically (“Meh, too lazy to go outside today”) and physically (“Elections day, come on family, time to do our citizen duty and have a nice walk!”).Update: just received my new ID card this week, and the envelope with the card reminds me when the next elections happen and encourages me not to waste my vote.

You can apply for pan card online through Aadhar based ekyc without sending documents to NSDLThe Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), in a circular dated 22 July 2016, has said that a new permanent account number (PAN) card can be applied for online, using an application form that can be e-signed using the Aadhaar linked e-signature. For individual PAN applicants, the entire process is managed by PAN service providers: National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) and UTI Infrastructure Technology and Services Ltd (UTIITSL).According to the board, “introduction of Aadhaar based e-signature in PAN application not only ensures paperless hassle-free PAN application process, but also seeding of Aadhaar in PAN, which will curb the problem of duplicate PAN to a great extent.” Here is why having a PAN is a must, and how to get it online.THE NEED FOR A PANIn its endeavor to check black money transactions, government has expanded the list of transactions (and decreased the limit on many existing ones) for which a PAN is mandatory. Effective 1 January 2016, PAN has to be quoted for all transactions above Rs.2 lakh. This applies to sale and purchase of all goods and services, regardless of the mode of payment.PAN is now used for almost all the financial-sector transactions like investing in mutual funds and shares. The government has also made it mandatory for various other things like the purchase of cash cards and prepaid cards amounting to Rs.50,000 or more in year. For purchasing gold jewellery above Rs.2 lakh too, you need to furnish PAN details. Earlier you had to furnish PAN details only if the gold purchase was above Rs.5 lakh.This move will also help the government to widen the tax base, which will result in higher tax collection.ONLINE PAN APPLICATIONAlong with making PAN mandatory for many more transactions, the government has also made it easy to get one by enabling the online application process. These online application can be made either through the portal of NSDL (http://tin.tin.nsdl.com/pan/index.html) or the portal of UTIITSL (http://www.myutiitsl.com/PANONLINE/).Last September a digital signature certificate-based PAN application form (Form 49A) for individuals was enabled on these websites. Now, the application form has also been enabled with the Aadhaar based e-signature. Aadhaar can also be used as a proof of identity, address and date of birth, which are required to get a PAN. After filling up the online application form, an individual has to upload the scanned image of her photograph and the Aadhaar card, as per the specifications on the website.The application fee is Rs.107, including service tax, for persons residing in India and Rs.994 for those with overseas addresses. It can be paid through credit cards, debit cards or Net banking. All these forms of payment attract a small charge, above the fee payable.At present, the facility for dispatch of PAN cards outside India is available for a select list of countries. Applicants from other countries may contact the service provider before applying.For video guidance click on the link below[Pan Card eKYC] How to make pan card with aadhar ekyc HindiTo know more you can subscribe to my YouTube channelYogendra Vishwakarma

Aadhaar e-Sign is an online electronic signature service in India to facilitate an Aadhaar holder to digitally sign a document. The signature service is facilitated by authenticating the Aadhar holder via the Aadhar-based e-KYC (electronic Know Your Customer) service.- WikipediaTo e-Sign a document, one has to have an Aadhaar card and a mobile number registered with Aadhaar. With these two things, an Indian citizen can sign a document remotely without being physically present. e-sign service saves costs and time required to sign a document and it is also as legally valid as a handwritten signature or a digital signature done using a digital signature certificate.Benefits of Aadhaar based eSign:Instant signing: Aadhaar based signing service allows users to sign documents instantly using Aadhar numberEasy to use: The signers just need to have Aadhar number and registered mobile numberLegally valid: The Indian IT Act 2000 legalizes Aadhar e-signature as legally valid as a handwritten signatureI have come across various companies that that perform e-sign servicesThe best one I found is https://veri5digital.com

What is Digital Signature? And Benefits of Digital Signature Certificates [ http://www.idltechnologies.com/ ] A digital signature is basically a way to ensure that an electronic document (e-mail, spreadsheet, text file, etc.) is authentic. Authentic means that you know who created the document and you know that it has not been altered in any way since that person created it. Digital signatures rely on certain types of encryption to ensure authentication. Encryption is the process of taking all the data that one computer is sending to another and encoding it into a form that only the other computer will be able to decode. Authentication is the process of verifying that information is coming from a trusted source. These two processes work hand in hand for digital signatures. How do I get a Digital Signature? Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a secure digital key that certifies the identity of the holder, issued by a signNowing Authority (CA). There are many companies provide Digital Signature , i.e. SIFY eMudhra (n)code These companies gives LRA to several companies that are basically known as LRA. You may directly apply online and purchase from your local authority. 1. signNow [ https://sign.keepsolid.com/ ] - offers a 14 day free trial and 3 types of pricing plans starting from $9.99 when paid monthly. All plans include sending unlimited amount of documents for signature. Available for Mac, iOS, Windows, Android and Web-browser. 2. signNow [ https://www.signNow.com/ ] - offers a 14 day free trial and 2 types of pricing plans starting from $29 when paid monthly. All plans include sending unlimited amount of documents for signature. Available for web-browser, iOS and Android. 3. signNow [ https://www.signNow.com/ ] - offers a 30 day free trial and 3 types of pricing plans starting from $15 when paid monthly. The number of document sends included each month differs by plan type. Available for Web-browser, iOS and Android. 4. signNow [ https://www.getsignNow.com/ ] - offers a 14-day free trial and 3 types of pricing plans starting from $15 per month when paid monthly. All plans include fair user restrictions to sign documents and send them for signature. Available for web-browser, iOS and Android. 5. signNow [ https://signNow.com/ ] - offers a 14-day free trial and 3 types of pricing plans starting from $15 per month when paid monthly. Unlimited document sending is subject to fair use thresholds. Available for Web-browser, iOS and Android. 6. signNow [ https://www.signNow.com/ ] - offers a free trial and 2 pricing plans starting from $16 per month when paid annually. All plans include sending unlimited amount of documents for signature. Available for web-browser, iOS and Android. Digital Signature for E-tendering There are three types of digital signature certificates depending on the validation of identity and type of use. They are: Class I DSC – Individuals get it for validating the email identification of the users and in situations where risk is minimal and here the signature is stored in software. Class II DSC – Business organizations or individuals use this digital signature certificate to validate the information given by the subscriber in the application against the information available in a trusted consumer database and in other such situations where security risk is moderate. In this case a hardware cryptographic device is used for storing the signature. Class III DSC – This digital certificate is directly issued by the signNowing authority and it is required that the person applying for DSC must be present at the signNowing authority’s premises and prove his/her identity in front of the authority and the security risk involved in this case is very high. In this case also a hardware cryptographic device is used for storing the signature. The Necessity of Digital Signature Certificates For e-filing of the income tax returns by any individual, the Government of India has made it mandatory to affix digital signatures to the income tax returns documents. For affixing the digital signature one must have digital signature certificates issued by licensed certification authority. In addition, Ministry of Corporate Affairs has set the mandatory guidelines for the companies directing them to file all reports, applications and forms using a digital signature only and this again requires a digital signature certificate. For GST also a company must verify its GST application by affixing a digital signature using digital signature certificate in order to get registered for GST. These days many Government procedures, filling different applications, amendments and forms require digital signatures made by using digital signature certificates. Benefits of Digital Signature Certificates Saves Money & Time: As there is no need of physical presence you can digitally sign your PDF files and other documents using DSC anywhere & anytime. You need not sign your paper documents and then scan them to send them across through internet if you follow the above given option. You can save the money which would otherwise be spent on printing and scanning the document. You can also go green by saving paper. Secured Data: The digitally signed documents are tamper proof as the digital signatures are secured with a private key and public key and they cannot be edited after digitally signing the document. Authentic: Digitally signed documents are authentic and the receiver can be completely sure about the sender’s identity and integrity. The receiver can easily execute the information in the document without worrying about the document being forged. Certificate (DSC) is essential for companies and organizations that take part or intend to take part in eTendering processes on various Government sites. If a organisation going to apply for any Government eTender needs to have a Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate registered in the name of a representative who is authorized to submit online offers for e-Tendering applications. How to apply digital signature ? We enable compliance with legal and regulatory requirements for end-to-end electronic transactions for any kind of E-Business. What Documents required for Class 3 Digital Signature ? 1. Documents required for Class 3 Digital Signature 2. Application Form (Duly Signed) 3. Recent Passport Size Photograph (Pasted on the Application form and Signed across the Photo) 4. Identity Proof 5. PAN CARD * (Income Tax F Filing Portal requires PAN Encrypted DSC) 6. Passport 7. Driving License 8. Photo ID Issued by Central Or State Government 9. Voter ID 10. Aadhar Card 11. Apply for Digital Signature 12. Address Proof 13. Passport 14. Driving License 15. Latest Utility Bills - Not Older than 3 Months (Telephone, Electricity, Water, Tax, LIC) 16. Ration Card 17. Voter ID 18. Bank Account Statement ( Not Older than 2 Months) 19. Service Tax/ VAT registration Certificate 20. Property tax/ Municipal tax Receipt 21. Proof of Right to do Business (Any one of the Following) 22. Certificate of Incorporation 23. Memorandum of Association & Articles of association 24. Registered Partnership deed 25. Valid Business licenses like VAT , Service Tax Registration 26. License under shop and Establishment Act (For Proprietorship Concerns) 27. PAN Card of the Company/Firm 28. Proof of Right to do Business (Any one of the Following) 29. Latest annual Report / Balancesheet 30. Latest Income Tax Returns 31. Organization Bank Details on Banks Letter Head/ Latest Bank statement attested by Bank Authorization Letter in Favor of the application All Documents to be Self Attested by the applicant & Attested by the Authorised Signatory of the Business with Stamp & Seal. For More information about Best Digital Signature company in kanpur [ http://idltechnologies.com/ ] Different software solutions exist for different platforms, hence I am going to give one (the most common one) for each one of them: 1. Windows: Open the PDF in signNow and click the “Fill & Sign” button in the right pane. 2. Mac: Open the PDF in Preview, click the Toolbox button, then click Sign 3. iPhone and iPad: Open the PDF attachment in Mail, then click “Markup and Reply” to sign. 4. iPhone and Android: Download signNow Fill & Sign, open the PDF, and tap the Signature button. 5. Chrome: Install the signNow extension, upload your PDF, and click the Signature button. n short, “best” varies by your specific need - and there are dozens of comparison vectors. The 2 most important, IMHO, are do you need 1. A “standing order” doc that can be easily signed anytime by anyone, such as an injury waiver at a karate school / trampoline park / etc- that sort of thing. The signor is not pre-defined. For that, we (SwiftCloud [ https://swiftcloud.ai/ ]) may well be best, but there are dozens to compare, and important to consider is volume, HIPAA medical compliance, integration to marketing, etc. 2. Specific doc / signor - such as a real estate sales contract. The parties are pre-defined, and automation can be added to flow from group 1 (say, “the seller(s)”) to group 2 (seller’s agent, for example) to group 3 (the buyer(s) consecutively or concurrently. The #1 reason to use e-signature is to save time + integration on the data i.e. so marketing is 100% automated for example, and reducing time-to-close which results in higher sales pull-through rates. Don’t get me wrong, saving money on paper, printer, ink, printer jams, etc. is important - but that’s a money saver, not a money maker. Marketing and sales will actually create new revenue for you, so to not use electronic signature [ https://swiftcloud.ai/products/electronic-signature ] is for most businesses, downright neglectful. Granted, I’m a bit biased, but happy to do a formal study to prove it with real numbers, should anyone be so inclined. And you are good to go!!

I work at Tenfold and I’ll go straight ahead and say that our CTI solution is a great tool that should be part of any startup’s sales stack. It’s a CRM integration that automatically logs all data from your CRM and other databases and displays everything in a single screen pop-up. It also captures data from any business interactions over the phone, SMS, emails, and chats, enabling you to make smarter and more efficient marketing strategies.On top of that, it’s also got added features that enable better streamlining between marketing and sales teams as well as sales management.Call Analytics DashboardIt provides an Advanced Call Analytics dashboard for real-time and historic data.Gamification of Call ActivityIt has 4 leaderboard badges corresponds for most calls, most talk time, most answered inbound calls and the highest connect rate. Its analytics chart shows which users earned the most calls and most talk time.Easy Task CreationUsing natural language process (NLP), Tenfold automatically creates a task in the CRM when it identifies phrases such as “follow up tomorrow,” “try again this afternoon,” or ”call back next week.”Email Template IntegrationEmails can be sent by clicking the email icon on the floating UI, selecting the template a rep would like to send, and send via the user’s default email application.Create New Records When No Match Found and Add New Number to an Existing ContactWhen the call received has no matching record found, Tenfold allows you to type in a name or company name and create a new lead, contact, account or custom object with a single click. It also lets you to quickly search by name or company name for matching records and add the new number as a secondary number to the existing record.If you’re keen to learn more you can ask for a demo here. Hope this helps!