Signing PDF documents
Upload a PDF document, mark where it is signed, and sign it yourself or send it to others for signature by e-mail.
With an account you upload a document and prepare its fields. Signers sign with a simple electronic signature (drawn, typed or uploaded) and need no account. Signing with a certificate (.p12 or .pfx) is available: you sign with your own digital certificate, and the file, the password and the key stay in your browser. For certificates of issuers under the root certificate SI-TRUST Root (for example SIGEN-CA), we verify the issuer and print it on the document; certificate revocation is not checked. This is not a qualified electronic signature. How Adobe Acrobat shows the signature has not been checked yet.
What it offers
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Simple electronic signature
A drawn, typed or uploaded signature in a marked place of the document, with an event log and a separate record of the signing process.
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Signature with a digital certificate
A PAdES signature with your .p12 or .pfx file. The file, its password and the private key stay in the browser; only the signature is sent to the server.
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Several signers
Invitations by e-mail, parallel or sequential order, reminders, declining and a deadline.
Honest about signature levels
- A signature made with a .p12 file is not a qualified electronic signature, because the key is not in a qualified device.
- What a certificate states about itself (for example that it is qualified) is shown as its claim. The chain to the issuer is checked only up to the root certificate SI-TRUST Root of the trusted list of the Republic of Slovenia; certificate revocation is not checked.
- We do not edit the content of an existing document: fields and signatures are added as new revisions, earlier ones stay unchanged.