According to the eIDAS regulation (electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services), an electronic signature must meet the following conditions:

• It is in electronic form

• It is attached to or logically associated with the signed content in electronic form

• The signer intentionally applied the signature

The first step is understanding your business goals and designing signature and archiving processes that meet legal requirements. Then we configure the system and create user accounts. During implementation, we integrate with the systems you rely on. You can use Infinite eSign without losing any data — we make sure everything goes to the right place and the integrations pass all acceptance tests.

Any documents and images that can be saved as PDF files. This format is ideal for long-term archiving and is supported by most platforms and applications.
If needed, we can also provide a document template generator for ready-to-sign documents, adjusted to your specific workflows.

Yes — you can use it anywhere you have internet access. Our solution is also compliant with EU law, and it’s used by companies in Brazil, Turkey, and the Middle East.

Yes, both younger and older users can benefit from our solution. Biometric handwritten signatures are culturally familiar to most people. We also support people with disabilities, such as those with impaired vision or hearing, including sign language interpretation.

Web signing involves confirming the will to sign via an online interface. We support different methods of identity verification — from simple SMS codes to qualified certificates. We tailor the level of assurance to the legal and business context of each transaction.

Yes — we support multiple integration methods. Thanks to years of experience, we can quickly match the right tools to your technical environment. We offer integration via API, file-based exchange, and ESB (Enterprise Service Bus), among others.