Role-based access
Assign controls and 2FA requirements by role to limit access to sensitive documents based on job function while allowing tailored authentication strength.
Dual factor authentication significantly reduces account compromise risk and strengthens signer identity verification without changing legal validity of electronic signatures under ESIGN and UETA. It is a practical control for protecting transaction integrity and meeting internal or regulatory security requirements.
Responsible for configuring authentication policies, integrating identity providers, and managing user enrollment and recovery processes. They coordinate with application owners to enable methods such as SMS OTP, authenticator apps, and hardware tokens and maintain documentation for support teams.
Defines policy requirements for two-factor enforcement, documents how 2FA supports regulatory obligations under HIPAA or FERPA, and reviews audit logs to verify that authentication controls meet internal and external standards.
IT, security, and compliance teams manage 2FA rollout and enforcement across user groups and applications.
Organizations across healthcare, education, finance, and legal sectors commonly require 2FA for systems that handle regulated or sensitive documents.
Assign controls and 2FA requirements by role to limit access to sensitive documents based on job function while allowing tailored authentication strength.
Streamline onboarding for large teams with CSV imports or directory synchronization tied to 2FA enrollment workflows and automated invitations.
Track and revoke registered devices centrally to respond quickly to lost or compromised hardware and reduce exposure.
Policy templates for departments let administrators adjust 2FA enforcement, session timeouts, and reauthentication intervals.
Protect stored documents with encryption keys while maintaining access control enforced by authentication.
Allow scoped admins to manage 2FA for specific business units without exposing global settings.
Guided user enrollment sequences reduce support calls by providing stepwise setup, fallback options for lost devices, and clear instructions for linking authenticator apps or registering backup phone numbers.
Native SAML and OAuth integrations allow centralized policy enforcement through an existing corporate IdP so administrators can manage 2FA requirements from a single identity platform and avoid duplicate user records.
Risk-based controls adjust authentication requirements by context such as device, location, or transaction value, requiring stronger verification for high-risk actions while maintaining usability for routine tasks.
Comprehensive logs capture authentication events, factor types used, timestamps, and IP addresses to support investigations and compliance reporting for regulated document workflows.
| Setting Name | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Primary authentication methods and enforcement | Require password plus second factor |
| User enrollment window and reminders | 14 days with daily reminders |
| Failover and recovery options configuration | Support SMS OTP recovery and help desk |
| Session timeout and reauthentication rules | 30-minute idle timeout, reauth on sensitive actions |
| Audit logging and retention settings | Log events for seven years |
Ensure client devices and browsers meet compatibility requirements before enforcing 2FA across your user base.
Verify that mobile devices can install authenticator apps, that corporate browsers accept cookies and JavaScript, and that any required hardware tokens are provisioned before mandatory enforcement.
A hospital required second-factor verification for clinicians accessing signed patient release forms to protect PHI and meet HIPAA controls
Resulting in clearer audit trails and fewer compliance exceptions during reviews.
A university added SMS OTP for student requests to authenticate identity before releasing official transcripts
Leading to timely delivery of documents while maintaining FERPA-aligned access controls and audit records.
| Criteria | signNow (Recommended) | DocuSign |
|---|---|---|
| Supports SMS OTP | ||
| Authenticator app support | ||
| Hardware token compatibility | Limited | |
| SAML single sign-on |
30 to 60 days for staged user enrollment
Date when all users must use 2FA
Retain logs for at least seven years depending on regulation
Annual policy and control review recommended
Keep recovery audit records for three to five years
| Pricing & Plans | signNow (Featured) | DocuSign | Adobe Sign | HelloSign | PandaDoc |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting subscription model | Per-user monthly tiers with annual discounts | Per-user monthly tiers | Per-user monthly tiers | Per-user monthly tiers | Per-user monthly tiers |
| Enterprise plan availability | Custom enterprise plans with volume pricing | Enterprise plans available | Enterprise plans available | Enterprise plans available | Enterprise plans available |
| API and developer access | API access with developer keys and plan options | API available | API available | API available | API available |
| Document storage and retention | Included cloud storage with retention controls | Included storage | Included storage | Included storage | Included storage |
| Bulk sending and automation | Bulk Send and automation features on paid tiers | Bulk send available | Bulk send available | Bulk send available | Bulk send available |
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Appuyez sur l'icône plus en bas à droite de l'écran d'accueil de l'application mobile airSlate SignNow pour faire apparaître le menu de téléchargement.
Sélectionnez Galerie dans le menu et parcourez votre appareil pour trouver l'image du document dont vous avez besoin.
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