Collect secure signatures with identity authentication.
Acrobat Sign brings higher levels of security and multifactor identity authentication for e-signatures so you can do business confidently, securely and efficiently.
The only thing that’s more important than getting your documents signed is being sure they’re signed securely — and by the right person. Acrobat Sign delivers the peace of mind you need with a secure authentication process that ensures your agreements are safely accessed and signed only by the person they’re intended for.
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Multiple methods to ensure security.
Sometimes you have a document that needs a higher level of confidence in signer or user authentication. In that use case, Acrobat Sign has you covered, offering multiple methods of advanced authentication including SMS, knowledge-based (KBA) and government ID.
Flexibility to choose the level of security you need.
With Acrobat Sign, you can combine multiple authentication factors on a single document to verify any user’s identity — so you know your document is as secure as you want it to be. You can opt for low-level password protection for everyday agreements like NDAs, choose higher level methods for things like financial agreements or use a combination of methods — while staying compliant.
Enhanced, ID-based authentication.
For the highest level of signer identity verification, Acrobat Sign offers new, more secure authentication methods that leverage government-issued IDs such as a driver’s licence or passport. You can even opt to require a signer to take a selfie, which is then compared to the signer’s photo ID. It’s a sophisticated authentication system delivered through a fully digital user experience.
See what else Acrobat Sign can do for your business.
Full of features.
Acrobat Sign is packed with smart features that make incorporating e-signatures into your daily processes a snap — and a no-brainer.
Acrobat Sign is relied upon around the world, as it complies with the strict security standards to ensure all your documents, data and signatures are safe.
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Whether you need some basic information about our e-signature solutions or you’d like a customised quote for your unique business needs, we’re here to help you to get your questions answered.
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