E-signature technology offers much more than just the ability to get a document signed remotely.
E-signature technology also provides businesses with the opportunity to completely reinvigorate decades-old business processes, enhance productivity, and automate mundane work flows.
Are e-signatures legal? US ESIGN law states, in short, that a legal e-signature is a sound, symbol, or mark, made with intent to sign. In short, yes.
Will an e-signed document be admissible in court? Can it be authenticated after the fact? If a leading e-signature technology is used; if the record is hashed; and if the record associates the signed content and includes timestamps and a forensic audit trail, yes.
These are the basics. What is perhaps more interesting about e-signatures is the opportunity to streamline and automate many mundane tasks associated with getting an agreement or other document signed.
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Here are some tasks that leading e-signature platforms can help you accomplish with greater efficiency:
RPost has created two e-signature-enabled products designed for business professionals. RMail includes an easy-to-use e-signature feature as part of RMail’s all-in-one solution set and can be used seamlessly with Microsoft Outlook or Gmail. RSign is a new web-based e-signature platform that combines advanced features such as templates, reminders, and roles with an intuitive and easy-to-use web interface.
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