Is this targeted for the US market or also the EU? Does this qualify as a an advanced electronic signature (AdES) under the eIDAS regulation?
I don’t have any inside info here, but anecdotally, Google seems good at meeting regulatory requirements. I wouldn’t be surprised if it does meet this if it’s available in the EU.
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Many Latinamerican countries also use digital signatures (e.g PAdES). I wonder if they support this? LATAM always seems to be forgotten by big tech.
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#12Everything which takes away from DocuSign is a win!
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#13This is enough for me to upgrade from Workspace Starter to Standard. DocuSign is extremely expensive for what you get.
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#14Happy to see more useful features added to tools I already use. Along with improvements to Google Forms, I expect a lot of light DocuSign and JotForm users will cancel their subscriptions.
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#1514 months in testing, followed by a beta, is really moving too slow.
This is normal for Google, especially when some legal matters are involved.
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#17The important question is, when is Google going to kill this functionality? DocuSign only has to hold out until then.
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#18No pricing === you are the product
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#19Makes sense. For Google implementing this is probably regulatory mainly, not technical. Given how expensive alternatives are, this will be a boon for small contractual actions, though I doubt any huge enterprises will (immediately) switch.
Major limitation for now though is:
> Non-Gmail users: the ability to request an eSignature from non-Gmail users
Hopefully it's addressed sooner (September/October) rather than later (November/December).