Electronic signatures where your business actually happens

One signing engine, hundreds of scenarios. Choose the view that matches how you think about the process — by industry, or by specific process.

By industry

Eleven industries, one signing engine

The documents differ, the legislation differs, and so does whether the client is sitting across from you or on the other side of the country. The signing layer stays the same.

  • Finance & banking

    Contracts, financing, client onboarding, signing at the branch or remotely.

  • Insurance

    Insurance policies, amendment documents, claims handling, and client processes.

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  • Telecommunications

    Branches, points of sale, HR, and remote customer processes.

  • Energy

    Customer contracts, branch processes, and internal documentation.

  • Healthcare

    Informed consent forms, medical documentation, and internal approvals.

  • Automotive & leasing

    Vehicle financing, leasing, and sales documentation.

  • Retail & e-commerce

    Digital contracts and customer documents.

  • Manufacturing

    Supplier contracts, handover protocols, and internal documentation.

  • Transport & logistics

    Receipt confirmations, handover protocols, and field documentation.

  • Public administration

    Submissions, consents, and internal approval processes.

  • Services & hospitality

    Customer contracts, registration forms, and operational documentation.

  • Your industry isn't listed?

    The signing engine is the same for everyone — the only difference is in the documents and the process. Tell us about yours.

By process

Ten processes Signosoft digitizes

The signing engine is the same. What differs is just where it sits in the process, who triggers it, and what level of assurance the document needs.

  • B2C contracts with customers

    Client contracts signed at the branch or remotely, typically with identity verification via Bank ID or an ID document.

  • B2B contracts with partners & suppliers

    Documents between companies, where one party signs with a company certificate and the other may sign using a different method.

  • Branch / face-to-face signing

    The client signs directly in front of a staff member — signature pad, tablet, or phone, with the option to capture the dynamics of the signature.

  • Remote signing

    A secure link by email, SMS, or WhatsApp. The client signs in the browser, without installing anything.

  • HR & employment documentation

    Employment contracts, amendments, protocols, and internal documents — often for a large number of employees at once.

  • Bulk document signing

    A single signing operation across a large number of documents, typically initiated by the company.

  • Informed consent & medical forms

    Patient consent forms signed on a tablet at the bedside or in the waiting room, connected to the hospital system.

  • Handover & acceptance protocols

    Field receipt confirmations — often on a rugged device and without a connection to the company network.

  • Internal approvals

    Multi-step approval workflows with a defined order and participant roles.

  • Form & document workflow digitization

    A paper form becomes a web form or template that the user fills in before signing.

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