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In today’s world, electronic signatures are becoming more and more important. They allow documents to be signed without physical presence. But what about the legal recognition of electronic signatures? Are electronic signatures legally valid? This article looks at the legitimacy of electronic signatures and the requirements.
Electronic signatures in Switzerland according to ZertES.
Many Swiss companies are in the middle of the digital transformation. An important component in this is the legally secure electronic signature, which is finding increasing support and users in the business environment. But what do companies in Switzerland have to consider? Which documents can be signed electronically in Switzerland and what types of signatures are there?
New time-saving feature for the inSign e-signature solution.
Obtain signatures from 100 recipients at the same time with one click? Yes, you can do that with inSign! With the new release, the signature solution has a new practical feature to offer: the serial process. With this you can easily create a process and send it to several people for signature.
EU Commission wants a uniform proof of identity.
eIDAS is a regulation on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the internal market. It officially came into force in 2016. This means that contracts can also be concluded digitally…
Legal validity vs. provability of the signature.
Before we talk about the scanned signature, it is important to be able to distinguish between the concepts of legal validity and provability. It is not uncommon for these terms to be confused with each other or used as synonyms. But their meaning is very different.
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