Taking care of business online has become a standard a while ago. Signing documents remotely is also finding a way in companies’ operations, especially now, when many have been working remotely for a few months.

It’s just become easier to receive a qualified electronic signature! Smart-ID has released a new user identification method that allows to get a tool for qualified e-signatures remotely!

E-sealing being a rather new topic and practice among businesses, still raises quite a lot of questions. We’ve noticed that there’s not that much you can find on the internet about it, let alone identify real use cases that would actually be useful in helping to make a decision. 

Have you ever noticed that e-signature metadata always contains a person’s personal code? Why is it there and why a personal code is not your secret and private information? For all the answers read this blog post.

Have you ever wondered how to clearly depict in document’s content that it’s been signed electronically? As we sometimes get this question, we thought we’d share an answer with all of you.

Electronic services have been fighting their way to our everyday lives for a while now. You’d think that with the increasing number of e-services for both businesses and individuals, electronic means to access those services should spread as well. However, the study of European Commission states otherwise.

As e-seal is becoming more and more popular among companies, it is surely useful to know all about them. If you want to learn more what e-seal is, where to use it, in what forms it exists and which one to choose, this post is for you.

Probably every business owner knows what a seal or a stamp is. Well, e-Seal in general is the same thing, the only difference — it’s in an electronic form. The most important thing here is that it belongs to a legal entity rather than a natural person.