Electronic Signatures: Security and Benefits for Human Resources

Easily capture e-signatures from your employees and customers. Learn how.

The Paperless City – The Guide for Municipalities

E-signature technology can help cities save valuable time and money. Here’s how.

Unlocking the Power of eZsign: Secure, Legal, and Efficient Electronic Signatures

Discover how eZsign’s multi-factor authentication, legal compliance, and international recognition make it the ideal e-signature solution. Perfect for businesses seeking security and efficiency.

What is needed for: Safe, secure and legal electronic signatures

E-signature security is essential to protect your business. Read our guide to learn more.

The First Step to Going Digital – Guide

Learn why eZsign is the leading e-signature provider for Canadian companies.

Streamline Permit Processes with eZsign + PG Solutions: The Choice of Quebec Municipalities 

Let’s delve into how eZsign simplifies permit signing and ensures compliance with Quebec Law 25, providing peace of mind and efficiency for municipal departments.

How do e-signatures save companies time? 

Overall, e-signatures save companies time by automating and accelerating the document signing process, reducing manual effort, improving visibility and tracking, enabling remote signing, and enhancing compliance measures.

What are popular use cases of e-signatures for businesses 

Overall, e-signatures offer businesses across various sectors a secure, efficient, and compliant way to manage document workflows, enhance customer experiences, and accelerate decision-making processes.

Streamlining Dealership Operations: How eZsign E-Signatures Drive Automotive Excellence

Discover how eZsign e-signatures streamline Canadian automotive and recreational vehicle dealerships, increasing deals signed, boosting efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Flattened PDFs: Why They Invalidate E-Signatures

Flattening a PDF involves merging or embedding all the document’s elements into a single layer, including e-signatures. Once flattened, the PDF becomes a static image, making individual elements inaccessible for validation.