APIIDA Inkless Signature

BEYOND DIGITAL SIGNING

APIIDA Inkless Signature enables a customer-friendly, legally binding digital signature process for electronic documents, as well as the use of document seals - from anywhere at any time, without media disruption. In cooperation with the Swisscom Trust Services, APIIDA will offer in the future particularly easy and convenient qualified electronic signatures (QES) according to EU law (eIDAS) and in the Swiss legal area (ZertES) without using complex, time-consuming implementation processes. Without additional purchases, such as Hardware or signature cards, because APIIDA Inkless Signature follows a mobile-first approach and offers the possibility to perform customer onboarding GwG-compliant without VideoIdent.

The foundation of digital contract management in organizations whose business processes depend on the written form requirement for contracting.

DIE LÖSUNG IM ÜBERBLICK

APIIDA Inkless Signature facilitates the path to a paperless process with the integration of one easy-to-use interface. This makes the legally binding electronic signature easy, whether on the go on the mobile phone or on the Web. This allows you to put your core business at the center of your trade. Eliminating paper also reduces the company's environmental footprint and makes an important contribution to a sustainable future.

In contrast to previous solutions, which had to resort to expensive long-term certificates, the user satisfaction can be increased considerably even with a small investment. A pay-per-use model with one-time certificates, each dedicated to a single signature, provides the necessary predictability with fixed costs per transaction.

BUSINESS BENEFITS

• Immediate Start of Customer Relationship

• Highest security and legal compliance

• Sustainable replacement of paper-based processes

• Individual integration

CUSTOMER BENEFITS

• At any time and anywhere

• Quickly and easily - without media discontinuities

• Legally binding without additional hardware

• Mobile-first