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Add high-resolution signatures to documents. Save signature images for easy signing.
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Show document signatures at high resolution. Highlight required fields to guide users through the document.
Tailor signatures to what your users need. Add signatures as simple images, or create digital signatures that can be validated.
Programmatically sign multiple documents simultaneously by applying saved signatures. Stamp signature images to forms along with a timestamp, text, and any other information.
Let users digitally sign documents within your application. Embed interactive hand annotations, or support the upload of high resolution images that can be extracted or validated.
Be confident that documents haven’t been modified after signing by extracting timestamps and embedded certificates. Add additional signatures without invalidating any of the existing ones.
Retrieve relevant information from the embedded signature, like timestamps, certificates, or the signature’s appearance.
Give your users a consistent representation of signed documents across devices and when printed. Built from the ground up, our core document engine has been perfected by 20 years of knowledge, innovation, and real-world testing.
Scale easily without any server-side dependencies like Microsoft Office or LibreOffice for rendering, conversion, or editing PDFs, Microsoft Office, images, videos, and HTML.
Bring fast rendering and leading accuracy conversion of Office documents to any web, mobile, or desktop application.
No outside dependencies means you can deploy on your own infrastructure without data ever leaving your platform to eliminate vulnerabilities.
Accelerate projects with our team of experienced SDK developers there to support you through your unlimited trial to the finish line and beyond.
A digital signature is a specialized form of electronic signature that employs a sophisticated mathematical algorithm to ensure the authenticity and integrity of a message, transaction, or digital document (such as emails, online transactions, or digital files).
The three types of signatures include Simple Electronic Signatures (ESE), Advanced Electronic Signature (AES) and Qualified Electronic Signature (QES). Knowing which one to choose is dependent on the type documents that need to be signed and the use case. Learn about the different types of signatures and more in our Ultimate Guide to Digital Signatures.
Electronic signatures are a simple replacement for a hand-written signature while digital signatures use cryptography to provide document security and authenticity. An e-signature indicates the signer’s intent to sign but doesn’t provide proof of the signer’s identity.
Implementing multiple digital signatures on a single electronic document can pose challenges due to complexities in document structure, signature placement, and format compatibility. With the Apryse’s WebViewer SDK – a single component – and a few lines of code, you can enable a digital signing workflow that’s simple for end users and offers enhanced accountability.
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