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Learn how to sign a document online in 5 simple steps. Sign PDFs, Word files, email attachments and documents on your phone, no printing or scanning needed.

Electronic signature is the broad umbrella term, while a digital signature is a specific cryptographic method built on public and private keys. This guide explains how each works, how their security and legal standing differ, and how to decide which one fits your workflow.

A breakdown of how electronic signatures actually work – from document prep and signer authentication to intent, signing, audit trails, and verification – plus how e-signatures differ from digital signatures.

Quick Answer An electronic signature is electronic data or an electronic action associated with a document or transaction that a person uses to indicate their intent to sign or approve it. Examples include typing a name, drawing a signature or using a signing interface. The exact legal and technical requirements depend on the context and […]

Quick Answer An electronic signature is electronic data associated with a document or record that a person uses to indicate their intent to sign or approve it. Electronic signatures can take different forms and may be supported by authentication, audit records, timestamps and other controls depending on the signing method and platform used. Introduction More […]