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Your electronic signature
Secured, stored, and legally binding

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Get to know our suite of Electronic Signature solutions

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There are 3 different types of electronic signatures
Which one is right for you?

Comsign offers all three types of signatures as defined by the Electronic Identification, Authentication and Trust Services (eIDAS).

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Electronic Signature

This is the most basic electronic signature; it’s usually the digital representation of your graphical signature which is associated with other digital data (i.e. file, document). You can draw one using a mouse, touch interface or by adding a scanned signature to the document. While the simple electronic signature is widely used to sign basic agreements and forms, it’s hard to legally verify that you were the one who signed the document.

Electronic signatures are used for:

Advanced Electronic Signature (AdES)

An advanced electronic signature uses public key infrastructure (PKI) with certificates and cryptographic keys to secure signatures. The AdES must also be:

Advanced electronic signatures are used for:

Qualified Electronic Signature (QES)

Going above and beyond the AdES, a qualified electronic signature is an advanced electronic signature that is:

Qualified electronic signatures are used for:

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Reach out and talk to us about which electronic signature is best for you.





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Comsign is a Trust Service Provider issuing qualified electronic signatures. 

Trusted by leading organizations like Apple, Adobe, Microsoft,  FDA and CSC (Cloud Signature Consortium)

Once issued, where do I store my electronic certificate? 

You have three different options for storage depending on the requirements of your company or your own personal needs:

A USB PKI Token stores your secure electronic signature cryptographic keys and certificate and is ideal for individuals. It is FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified token. You can use it to electronically sign documents from a computer with dedicated signing software (CTD). 

A smart card (credit card-like secured portable device) stores one electronic signature. Like the hardware token it is FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified token, it’s ideal for individuals signing documents from one workstation that has signing software installed. 

How do I sign documents using my electronic signature?

You can either sign using desktop software like ComSignTrust Desktop (CTD) or with a signing server like Comsign’s Signer-1.

ComsignTrust Desktop (CTD)

ComSignTrust™ Desktop electronic signature software enables individuals to electronically sign documents in a simple manner from a desktop.

ComSignTrust™ Desktop allows signing with a graphic signature and time stamping using any kind of electronic signature certificate (advanced or qualified) issued by any Trust Service Provider in conjunction with Secure PKI USB token or Smart Card Token.

To learn more about ComsignTrust Desktop click here.

Signer-1

ComSign’s Signer-1 server enables you to sign millions of documents per month by multiple signers storing their electronic signatures on its HSM both in VMware mode or appliance mode or SaaS mode.

To learn more about Signer-1, click here.

Electronic signatures save you time and money in addition to reducing your environmental footprint. Perhaps more importantly, electronic signatures give you the ultimate privacy and security.

Upgrade your signature processes and simplify your business workflows with Comsign’s electronic signatures solutions. 

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