IvCert

IvCert is a platform for electronic signature and document management, aimed at simplifying and securing the process of sending, signing, and managing documents. According to the vendor, IvCert caters to businesses of all sizes, including legal professionals, law firms, financial institutions, banks, real estate agencies, property management companies, human resources departments, government organizations, and public administrations.

Key Features

Electronic Signature Platform: According to the vendor, IvCert provides a platform for electronic signature and document management, allowing users to send, sign, and manage documents easily and securely.

Document Sending: Users can send documents to recipients, specifying the recipients, the document to be signed, and the type of signature required, as stated by the vendor.

Different Types of Signature: IvCert supports various types of signatures recognized by the eIDAS regulation, including simple signature, advanced signature, and qualified signature, according to the vendor.

Maximum Security: The vendor claims that IvCert ensures maximum security by collecting an audit trail with electronic evidence for each signed document, allowing remote signing without compromising the legal validity of a handwritten signature.

Real-time Tracking: Users can track the status of their document deliveries in real-time, providing visibility into the progress of the signing process, as claimed by the vendor.

Simplicity and Intuitiveness: According to the vendor, IvCert offers a user-friendly and intuitive interface, making it easy for users to navigate and utilize the platform.

Immediate Results: The vendor states that IvCert streamlines the signing process, allowing users to close agreements and obtain signed documents within minutes.

Cross-Device Compatibility: Users can sign documents anytime, anywhere, and from any device, including PCs, tablets, and mobile devices, according to the vendor.

Integration with Outlook: IvCert provides integration capabilities with Outlook, allowing users to send their documents directly from their email client, as claimed by the vendor.