Outdated concepts around qualified signatures
Qualified electronic signatures (QES) used to be seen as:
- a hassle for your customers
- expensive for your business
- only legally required in a few use cases
How Scrive QES works
Scrive QES allows signatories to sign an agreement in seconds using BankID or any of the numerous national electronic ID methods (eIDs) that conform to the standards set forth under eIDAS, the EU regulation that defines the framework for electronic signatures and eIDs.
So for the same effort it takes to sign with an Advanced Electronic Signature (AES), you get a Qualified Electronic Signature (QES), the highest level of reliability and legal recognition per eIDAS.
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QES solution for your market
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“But does my business really need QES?”
This question used to be a valid one, but Scrive’s QES solution changes the conversation. With the same user experience as Advanced Electronic Signature (AES), there’s no reason not to adopt QES in your agreement workflows.
Adopting QES in your agreement signing workflows lets you:
- Future proof your business now. Protect against rising security threats and tightening compliance standards, signing with QES gives you 100% confidence that your agreements will meet the highest standards of reliability and be legally valid in any EU member state, both in the current regulatory environment or any future one.
- Build customer trust and confidence by using the most reliable signing method and working with a Qualified Trust Services Provider (QTSP) like Scrive.
