Interview with Mirko Röder (Product Owner inSign).
An electronic signature is an alternative to a handwritten signature. But why should companies sign electronically these days? In an interview by Podcast Mittelstand, Mirko Röder (Product Owner inSign) provides exciting insights into the world of electronic…
An interview with Dominik Eberhardt (Head of HR).
As an independent insurance broker for private and corporate clients, InSeven combines the digital age with personal and competent consulting. Since the beginning of the year, the company has been using the…
Positive feedback from the Spandau 1860 e.V. gymnastics and sports club
An interview with Carsten Weber (sports delegate and member of the board).
TSV Spandau 1860 is Spandau’s oldest and largest sports club. It currently offers 23 different sports to more than 3,200 members. The inSign software solution has been used…
Definition & meaning of advanced signature.
In the EU, electronic signatures are differentiated into three types: simple, advanced and qualified electronic signatures. All types of signatures are legally valid according to eIDAS Regulation, but have a different level of provability.
Definition & meaning of the qualified signature.
The qualified electronic signature is a signature level specified by eIDAS. This regulation applies as the legal basis for the European Union as well as for countries of the EEA. Unlike the advanced electronic signature, the identity of the signatory must be verified before signing. This can be done, for example, via Video-Ident or eID-Ident. An electronic certificate is then issued by a certified trust service provider. This allows the signatory to create qualified electronic signatures.
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