Sign with legal force
A site manager signs a works order and the schedule updates. The checked signer, the exact version they signed and the action that follows are tied together.
Agreement signed
The problem
A click proves access. It does not prove identity.
A link arrives in an inbox, somebody opens it and clicks. That proves the inbox was reached; it does not prove who was holding it. Where an agreement needs stronger assurance than that, the signer has to be checked before the signature is taken, and the check tied to the exact version they signed.
The second problem is what you are left holding. A PDF preserves the agreement but leaves its deadlines and conditions to a person to chase. Agreed terms can instead be written as rules a connected system checks and records for itself.
How it works
Four steps from signature to action.
Identify the signer
A site manager proves who they are before signing, and so does anyone else signing on your behalf.
Present the agreement
The works order appears with its terms written as logic, not only prose.
Sign
Change a figure afterwards and the signature breaks, because it is bound to the signer and to the exact words they agreed.
Execute
The schedule updates and the payment releases without anyone noticing the date. Each duty your agreements create.
Verified identity
What it uses
What gives the signature force.
A works order signed on site that then acts on its own. Three parts: a checked signer, an exact record, and terms a machine reads.
Digital Signature
Your staff and your machines sign the same way.
Agreements
The document you would take to counsel is the one that runs.
Digital Identity
The signer is provably who you checked.
Related
Signed rules are meant to move something.
A signature needs a checked signer before it and usually releases access, ownership or money after it.
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