kritipinto

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   by kritipinto 3y ago

   We haven't had any customers confused about it. Seal and Sign are distinctly different words and haven't seen any evidence of confusion.
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   by kritipinto 3y ago

   We have 2FA, email verification and other processes to verify that the document is signed by the same person that received the email for signature requests. This level of security is sufficient for simple signatures and applies to most busi
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   by kritipinto 3y ago

   Thanks for your support.
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   by kritipinto 3y ago

   We appreciate your support. Yeah we agree that many Saas solutions offer too little for too much money given how much computing costs have gone down in the last 20 years. We hope consumers continue to vote for models like ours.
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   by kritipinto 3y ago

   We are eIDAS first level compliant. For the US, we follow UETA and the ESIGN Act by satisfying Record Retention and collecting/generating Audit Trails. Please feel free to peruse our compliance page on our website.
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   by kritipinto 3y ago

   Thank you for supporting our open source company. We really appreciate it.
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   by kritipinto 3y ago

   We like to give our customers several options to cater to different levels of technical skill and size of the business. Many of our customers are less technical and choose not to use the open source so the free cloud tier gives them a great
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   by kritipinto 3y ago

   Hi - one of the co-founders of DocuSeal here. Thanks so much for upvoting us. As a quick summary about us: we offer the basics of document signing for free like what DocuSign and the like would give you in their paid product (unlimited docu