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Show HN: Get e-signatures & pay per signed doc
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#22Kind of tangential, but I'll share a bit of a horror story from a friend when it comes to e-signatures. The company in question uses DocuSign, and most of their clients do as well. They are big, serious companies. However, nobody is able to set up DocuSign in a reasonable way for a multi-client contract. Every company needs to use their own DocuSign. Now, DocuSign embeds a cryptographic signature in the signed PDF. T…
I was told by two Swiss lawyers not to ever use DocuSign. Either use paper like before or the eSign service from Swisscom [1] which holds up in court. [1] https://www.swisscom.ch/en/about/news/2023/10/12-sign.mobile...
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Re: Show HN: Get e-signatures & pay per signed doc
#23Kind of tangential, but I'll share a bit of a horror story from a friend when it comes to e-signatures. The company in question uses DocuSign, and most of their clients do as well. They are big, serious companies. However, nobody is able to set up DocuSign in a reasonable way for a multi-client contract. Every company needs to use their own DocuSign. Now, DocuSign embeds a cryptographic signature in the signed PDF. T…
Pdf signatures are a joke and entire wrb e-signature space is snake oil sales. Source: worked for docusign competitor and seen how signing twice works. We at least did the print to pdf thingy ourserves on the backend to save users from this shame. Add: you can in fact sign the pdf multiple times with a digital signature, which is an actual feature of PDF format. You can't however add electronic (drawn) signature on t…
In France/EU we can use certified eIDAS signature for documents. It’s not free but it makes the signature not worth nothing
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#24So how much is it?
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#25Kind of tangential, but I'll share a bit of a horror story from a friend when it comes to e-signatures. The company in question uses DocuSign, and most of their clients do as well. They are big, serious companies. However, nobody is able to set up DocuSign in a reasonable way for a multi-client contract. Every company needs to use their own DocuSign. Now, DocuSign embeds a cryptographic signature in the signed PDF. T…
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We use Docusign (and occasionally Adobe Sign) for multi-client/multi-organization contracts all the time at my job. Docusign essentially acts as an escrow service for signatures. You need to make sure that all of the signers' are set up when you first send out the document for signatures. It doesn't matter whether they're part of a separate Docusign account or not; that just affects how they access the document after it's been signed by all parties.
If you're baking in "batches" of signatures into the PDF so you can do multiple rounds of signatures...you're using it wrong...and quite possibly invalidating the whole point of using Docusign (or a competitor) in the first place since your edited pdf is no longer authentic and wouldn't be admissible in a court.
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#26At first you want to keep it to a minimum which is not that hard. But in order to get more clients you will have to deal with more cases and add features. Which is what others have already done …
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#27My sugestion is to change the title to " Show HN: SignWith: Get e-signatures & pay per document " or something like that and keep the explanation of the problem only in the description. > That said, we see Google's entry in the signature space as validation. I agree, it's a good new, but very scary.
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#28You guys gotta include the price and your main competitor that I was about to start using is esignatures.io which is email or sms at 0.50 each so would love a comparison!
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#29> No hidden cost I couldn't find the price per document in the home page.
Same, that’s kind of funny actually
Re: Show HN: Get e-signatures & pay per signed doc
#30Kind of tangential, but I'll share a bit of a horror story from a friend when it comes to e-signatures. The company in question uses DocuSign, and most of their clients do as well. They are big, serious companies. However, nobody is able to set up DocuSign in a reasonable way for a multi-client contract. Every company needs to use their own DocuSign. Now, DocuSign embeds a cryptographic signature in the signed PDF. T…
Shouldn't it be possible to use a Merkle tree or similar structure to allow signature chains?