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That is for the EU. The equivalent regulations in the US are much more lax. > The only thing Docusign "proves" is that someone with access to your email signed
by jacobr1 5y ago
That is for the EU. The equivalent regulations in the US are much more lax.
> The only thing Docusign "proves" is that someone with access to your email signed the agreement.
Also IP address and timeframe, which might be sufficient in the case of a dispute.
Still, I agree investment in better authentication is worthwhile.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago> Also IP address and timeframe, which might be sufficient in the case of a dispute. But that's roughly equivalent (but more convenient) to emailing each-other - your email provider will probably have records of your IP address too.