135,041,275 documents signed with signNow

Which signature to go with comes down to how exactly you want your signing process to be encrypted. eSignatures have the same power in the eyes of the law as their written counterpart. They can be used virtually for any goal. Alternatively, a digital signature is an encrypted certificate-based verification primarily utilized by industries with strictly controlled legal standards.

Sure, you can, and you should, considering the hybrid work environment we're in now. For that, we advise using signNow. Not only does it allow you to add a signature to paperwork electronically but also to collect legally-binding signatures, data, attachments, and payments. You can set up the eSignature workflow from scratch with role-based signing and conditional execution logic and improve it with multiple integration options, which will spare you from spending additional time on routine operations. 135,041,275 have already documents signed with signNow, which shows that customers trust and select signNow as their go-to solution.

Sure, as long as the eSignature is created with a licensed solution that follows the necessary legal and eCommerce standards, your document will be legally binding in the eyes of the law. However, you need to take into consideration that some legal documents need a physical signature only to be court-admissible. You must check it with your local legal authorities before choosing your signing method.

signNow is an excellent tool for turning any static document into an interactive fillable form that you send via email, share via a link, or embed into your website. All you need to do is upload a document and use the Fields for Recipients toolbar. From this toolbar, you can choose and add signature and text boxes, dates, stamps, initials, dropdown lists, checkboxes, etc. Also, based on the fillable forms, you can create templates and use them over and over again without making any major edits.

Yes. signNow follows all major laws and industry's best practices (such as HIPAA, CCPA, and GDPR) to shield your data. Our platform also has SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS data security frameworks in place and safeguards your information with 256-bite encryption. signNow not only offers improved protection to all signers but also enables them to add extra protection to their document approval processes with double-factor authentication. More than 135,041,275 have been documents signed and other actions made signNow - we make everything possible to secure your data from prying eyes every time you interact with signNow.

Yes, and signNow offers two ways for that. You can either download our full-featured app or certify paperwork from your mobile browser without downloading the app. Let's review the former way.

1. Download the signNow app on your phone.
2. Once logged in, tap the plus symbol to add a file.
3. Select Myself and tap Signature to draw a one on your phone.
4. Tap Done.

Sign and send file for signature regardless of the gadget you're utilizing!

signNow mobile application for Android and iOS comes with the option to certify documents even if you don't have an internet connection. Download the application > add a document > select the Signature field. Create your autograph > save the edits.
Once your internet connection is restored, the changes will instantly synchronize.

You can set up a fillable form for requesting data and signatures and send it out to multiple counterparties. The best part is that they don't need to register an account or pay for a plan to sign. They can simply open an email and sign the paperwork online

An Audit Trail gives documentary evidence that a certain transaction has happened. Concerning an eSignature Audit Trail, you can utilize it to document who, when, and how your files are validated. So whether it is documents signed or any other actions you or your recipients applied to the document, you can trace them to the tiniest details.

Almost every entity and organization working across different industries can benefit from eSignatures and use them as a wet-ink counterpart. signNow complies with ESIGN, UETA, and eIDAS, - major eSignature laws. That's why, no matter the signing side you're on, all signatures you add or request with signNow are legally binding.