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Digital signing which integrates with most Recruitment ATS & CRM’s
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Increasing compliance across life science & device businesses.
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Founded in 2010 to be a simple, smart, and secure signing platform.
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We have a flexible pricing model to suit anyone's specific needs.
Secured Signing continues partnership to integrate digital signatures within Bullhorn.
5 reasons government agencies and councils are adopting digital signatures.
New feature: Signing completion certificate.
In today’s digital world, Remote Online Notarization (RON) is rapidly transforming how people notarize documents. This blog post discusses the advantages of using RON for Notaries Public with Secured Signing. It can help you make better decisions and enhance the efficiency of your practice. What is (RON)? RON allows you to securely notarize documents via […]
Secured Signing releases Muti-Factor Authentication as an additional layer of security on top of users’ current login in process.
Secured Signing is proud to be ISO 27001 certified. This is a monumental step for the Secured Signing team achieved through high commitment and leadership in establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving the Information Security Management System (ISMS).
Digital Signing adoption across the world is rowing with Government Regulations being adapted to allow a huge range of documents to be Digitally Signed. Getting documents signed digitally is not without risks however and if you use the wrong provider or software solution toget your serious documents signed you could find yourself in trouble in […]
Are your business documents protected against breaches? You may have heard about the data breaches hitting big enterprises, but small and medium sized businesses are at risk too.
We are often asked if our digital signatures are legally binding and have the same legal effect as pen and paper signatures. The answer is yes, they are!
Now with Secured Signing’s world first video confirmation technology you know exactly who was behind the keyboard. Video confirmation complements the inherent authenticity and reliability of PKI digital signatures, to provide unchallengeable proof of who signed the document.
Tim Osborn, of Osborn Law, wrote recently in the Newcastle Herald about a court case that highlights the risks in relying on scanned signatures as a form of signing. It’s a reminder that if you need to sign, then you should sign with a tamper proof digital signature that is unique to you and your document. Nothing else is worth the risk.
Even if your business is not subject to anti money laundering and counter terrorism financing (AML/CTF) legislation, robust customer due diligence practices will give you a competitive advantage, limit your exposure to the risk of loss and protect your business from damage to its reputation. It’s also just plain good sense. If there is ever a dispute, being able to simply and clearly demonstrate who signed your document will ensure you are best placed to recover monies owed or the return of equipment hired or leased.
Financial services companies must know who is signing their documents. If there is any doubt that the correct person has signed the loan, agreement, authority to proceed, or whatever the document may be, the business leaves itself open to fraud, is exposed to unnecessary risk and faces the possibility of loss, not to mention becoming non-compliant with ‘Know Your Customer’ legislative requirements. Secured Signing provides the most robust verification of signer identity with the world first use of video confirmation as part of the signing process.