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    Dashboard of the future: Electronic signatures empower a remote workforce

    By Impression Signatures7 May 2020
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    In the long-forgotten pre-Covid world, electronic signature solutions were considered a “nice to have” by many South African businesses. Why not print and hand deliver documents for signature? After all, this is more secure. Isn’t it?

    In a locked-down economy, the value of innovative technology has certainly come to the fore as remote workforces endeavour to ensure that it’s business as usual. This is not only convenient, but essential to survival.

    With the announcement of ongoing lockdown restrictions, albeit with some slight relief as we move to level 4, CIOs and business leaders are under huge pressure to ensure operational continuity. As the president urges employees to continue working from home, the biggest need is for effective solutions that can be implemented and utilised immediately, without bottlenecks or delays. With this (excuse the reference) “need for speed”, security considerations are of paramount importance – especially when it comes to signing documents remotely.

    Our goal is to help you get to your ‘yes’ quicker, while making the process of sending and signing documents convenient, legal and safe

    In answer to this need, the proudly South African technology provider, Impression Signatures, has developed a Web-based Electronic Signature Dashboard, offering businesses quick access to eSignatures for themselves and their customers, within the necessary legal parameters and incorporating advanced security features. The dashboard is not only fully compliant with the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act but gives users the power to brand their tool and ensure optimum productivity.

    As the first African member of the global Cloud Signature Consortium, Impression’s digital and cloud signature products meet rigorous cybersecurity requirements and comply with the world’s most demanding electronic signature regulations. “The development of this dashboard was driven by six key elements essential to reliable eSignature/document management: confidentiality, authenticity, accountability, non-repudiation, integrity and availability,” said Andy Papastefanou, founder of Impression Signatures.

    Any format

    Whether users created the document or received it from another, it can be uploaded to the dashboard online in virtually any format (PDF, Excel, Word, image, PowerPoint). It will automatically be converted to a PDF document, ready to sign or send for signing and tracking. “We focused on creating a tool that is straightforward, offers instant value and doesn’t require a user guide to operate. It is intuitive and simple, operating on a highly affordable monthly consumption model with no hidden costs,” said Papastefanou. “Our goal is to help you get to your ‘yes’ quicker, while making the process of sending and signing documents convenient, legal and safe.”

    Once the user has logged in with Active Directory details, they can track and manage the signing, sending and finalisation of documents in a simple “e-mail” environment. Conveniently, the signee doesn’t need to install any software, and will simply receive an e-mail with a secure link, allowing them to sign and return the document – immediately. Consent is ensured with Active Directory integration.

    “With no limitations to the number of signatures required, users can either send the document to all required signatories at once or set a workflow if the document must be signed in a particular order. The mobile-friendly tool is available on all Web browsers,” Papastefanou said.

    In these uncertain times, demand for this solution has grown exponentially across the board – from banks to insurers, retailers, government organisations and hospital groups. “In today’s world, it is essential that businesses save both time and resources. When documents can be signed legally, from anywhere, within a minute or two, the productivity benefits are legion,” he said.

    To learn more, please visit www.impression-signatures.com.

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