eSign Online is Scrive’s online signature portal. E-signing is quickly becoming the standard in an increasingly digital world. Incorporate e-signing into your business and agreement processes today.
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Transparent pricing, with plans to suit small businesses up to global organisations
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Log in to the Scrive eSign Online portal and upload your document.
Enter the contact information of the people who need to receive and sign the agreement.
The document is sent to the signing parties, and you’ll be notified once the signed agreement is securely stored in your archive.
eSign Online is Scrive’s online portal. Send, sign and manage your agreements wherever you are, on any device. The entire e-signing process is only a few simple steps.
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Basic functionality for e-signing agreements without eID/BankID authentication |
Create more efficient and secure processes with templates and integrations. Option to buy eID/BankID and Forms builder |
For companies requiring more configurations, dedicated service, SSO and customisable SLA |
Take control over your forms processes by creating and managing your own customised forms with Forms builder and Shareable Links, an add-on package to eSign Online. Forms builder lets you create your forms from scratch with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. With Shareable Links you can instantly convert any PDF into a fill-and-sign form.
Create your own fully-digital, automated forms for:
Learn how to sign a pdf online. Read our guide where we will walk you through the process of how to sign a PDF with Scrive eSign Online, making it quick and easy.
Want to experience Scrive’s e-signing solution for yourself? See how easy it is to speed up your agreement workflow with our online test-sign now.
Automation wherever possible, better data accuracy, stronger compliance and enhanced employee and customer experience. Scrive eSign Online is a solid first step to digitalisation – a reliable, efficient and secure e-sign solution to expand and grow your business.
eSign is full of features to automate and customise your e-sign agreement process, before and after the e-signing, see a selection of features below.
View and sign with eIDs
Access to eIDs in eSign service. Such as BankID, MitID, Onfido, Swisscom and more. See list of all eIDs
Templates
Reduce document preparation time and get more control over your processes by creating templates for your daily agreements workflows
Structured data flows
Extract critical business data from your signed documents and populate your native systems.
Archiving options
Store and manage your signed documents in your Scrive E-archive, or auto-offboard them to your cloud storage of choice: Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox.
Bulk send
Simply upload your mailing list when you need many people to sign the same document. 500 signers, 1 document? Just import your mailing list!
Branding
Add your logo, colours and messaging to brand your e-sign experience.
Approvals
Route your document to one or more approver parties
Deadlines, reminders and contract expiration notifications
Keep the signing process on track while you’re doing other things
Scrive uses blockchain technology to guarantee the integrity of your document. First, the document is sealed with a digital signature, then blockchain makes the digital signature verifiable through a permanent public record. This makes it possible to prove that any electronically signed document:
Send multiple documents as a single bundle to simplify complex processes
Enable your signatories to sign multiple documents at once. Speed up your processes and lower cost of eID transactions
Set up groups with custom rules to reduce bottlenecks and reflect real world flexibility
“We had a problem. When a new customer signed up on our website, we had to send them a paper document.”
“Scrive delivered a simple and reliable solution that has increased customer satisfaction and customer conversion. With Scrive we have the possibility to easily make changes in legal documents which has reduced time spent for our IT-developers in the onboarding process. All in all, we are very satisfied with the product Scrive delivers."
This is normally not required. However, an eID might be preferred or even required in certain situations:
1) High contract value/BNPL. E.g., when selling a car, or a phone with a leasing contract, an ID check decreases fraud risk.
2) AML/KYC requirements. E.g., before opening a bank account, it is often legally required that proper identification of the customer has taken place.
3) Advanced electronic signatures. Sometimes you meet statutory requirements to use advanced electronic signatures. There are four requirements for an electronic signature to be recognised as advanced according to the eIDAS Regulation. In simple terms, these include the need to uniquely identify the signatory and make sure that that the signatory had sole control of their signature. It must also be possible to detect if any changes have occurred after the point of signature. Courts have on multiple occasions confirmed that when e-signatures created in Scrive eSign are combined with eIDs, these constitute advanced electronic signatures.
There are three levels of electronic signature. The eIDAS Regulation defines three types of electronic signatures: (Basic) Electronic Signature, Advanced Electronic Signature and Qualified Electronic Signature. Read more about electronic signatures
eIDAS stands for electronic Identification, Authentication and trust Services, and is an EU regulation on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions that applies as law within the whole of the EU. Read more about eIDAS
For 99.99% of all documents, the answer is a solid “yes”. Contract law world wide typically honours any agreement where the parties’ intentions to become bound are clearly stated. A handshake, phone recording, fax, paper signature and e-signature are all valid. Read more about legally binding signatures
An electronic signature is a method for entering into a legal agreement in a digital environment. Think of it as the digital equivalent of signing your name on a paper document, such as a sales contract.
A digital signature is not a signature in the legal sense. Rather, it’s about document integrity, which means that in the event of a dispute, you can prove that: (1) no one has altered the original document, and (2) the document you’re presenting isn’t a forgery. It’s like a fingerprint that is unique to that document
Read more about digital vs electronic signatures
