Digital Signer

Digital Signer is a digital signature software designed to minimize risk and accelerate business processes by providing secure and compliant digital signature workflows. According to the vendor, this solution allows users to sign PDF documents using various devices and files, such as USB, X.509, and Smart Card, without the need to upload private and confidential files to the cloud or web. It is said to be suitable for both individual users and businesses of all sizes, catering to a range of professions and industries including legal professionals and law firms, financial institutions and the banking sector, government organizations and agencies, healthcare providers and medical institutions, as well as real estate and property management companies.

Key Features

Hardware Devices: According to the vendor, users can sign PDF documents using various hardware devices such as DSC/USB Token/ePass/mToken/Digital Signature file, and save predefined PIN/Password for easy access.

PFX File: The vendor claims that users can sign PDF documents using a PFX (Personal digital file) and save a predefined PIN/Password for a seamless signing experience.

Expert Mode: The vendor states that this feature simplifies the process of applying signatures to multiple PDF files by allowing users to bulk import passwords against each PDF using Excel, CSV, and Text files.

Auto Signing: According to the vendor, this feature enables users to apply signatures to PDF documents automatically, without user intervention. It also has the ability to automatically detect and sense input folders at specified intervals.

PDF Encryption: The vendor claims that Digital Signer supports signing encrypted PDF files and the ability to open password-protected files, ensuring secure and confidential document signing.

PDF Decryption: According to the vendor, users can save password-protected PDF files with multiple restrictions and permissions, allowing for easy access and modification.

Timestamping: The vendor states that this feature provides secure and trusted timestamping for long-term signature validation, ensuring the integrity and validity of signed PDF documents.

Invisible Signature: According to the vendor, Digital Signer supports invisible signatures, which are ideal for PDFs with limited space for signatures, maintaining the document's visual aesthetics.

Secure Algorithm: The vendor claims that the software supports multiple encryption algorithms, including SHA-1, SHA-256, and SHA-512, to ensure strong and robust security for PDF documents.

LTV (Long-Term Validation): According to the vendor, Digital Signer supports LTV enabled signatures, ensuring long-term validity and verification of signed PDF documents.