Inkdit vs. Scrive eSign

Inkdit is great for businesses of all sizes

It is really an intuitive to use and collaborative tool that can be helpful within an organization to create agreements and allow various kinds of reviews simultaneously. This ensures time is saved and even one can see the status of the document at any time and take actions accordingly. It sends out automatic reminder mails to users who haven't signed and provide feature for people to either accept or reject and not sign a document.

Incentivized

• I was able to get a signature on a contract rapidly.

• Electronic signatures.
• Verification.

Incentivized

• I have no complaints.

• the more advanced signing options for security can be a little pricey
• Not as widely known as other options

Incentivized

I get full use of the platform and because of my volume of usage it's no cost to me

Customer support was incredible, they helped when I had one question about a bug with the archiving function. They got it sorted out, helped me understand what I did wrong, and even released a patch months later to prevent future users from falling into the same trap. I don't think there even was a language barrier, despite Scrive being a Swedish company.

Incentivized

I signed up for a free trial on Docusign. It was much more complex than Inkdit

It is more intuitive and does not require its users to get any formal training to use the product. It allows automatic follow-ups with users who use the product. It can be deployed on all operating system and is compatible with most of the devices including mobile phone, laptop or personal computer.

Incentivized

• Less stress about getting documents signed.

• The ability to sign documents online rather than in person is a must for any modern business
• Less travel costs and paper costs
• All documents able to be digitised

Incentivized