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If you are familiar with trusted electronic services, you will know that there are three types of electronic signatures, all legal and admissible as evidence in court.

Choosing one or the other depends on the use case a company needs.

In this post we explain what types of electronic signature Signaturit offers to help you opt for one and be digital. Go!

This post is also available in Spanish.

The electronic signatures enjoy full legal validity thanks to the European Regulation (Nº910/2014) known as eIDAS, as well as in other international legislations. But do they offer the same security guarantees?

This post will explain what the electronic signature with OTP and the advanced electronic signature based on biometric technology are and compare both acceptance systems.

This post is also available in Spanish

The electronic signature is a very useful tool in the day-to-day life of any company. It prevents having to print, scan, send and file documents that must be signed often within our job functions, but how much is really known about it?

In the next post we answer some questions about the electronic signature, a completely legal and safe technology recognized by Spanish and European regulations.  

This post is also available in Spanish

Electronic trust services are defined in Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 July 2014 (eIDAS) and are the key concept of the digital single market that aims to get rid of barriers to electronic commerce and all types of electronic transactions between the different states.

They include services related to the creation, verification and validation of electronic signatures, electronic stamps, or certificates for the authentication of websites, among others.

In the next post we analyse these electronic trust services and the benefits they provide European companies.

This post is also available in Spanish.

At the end of the 18th century when the French Revolution began to define the bases of a new conception of the State, one of the concepts that started to be developed was recognition of the individualization of the person.

This recognition resulted in the creation of documents proving that a citizen was duly registered in the national archives. However, it took two centuries for that document to end up having the format of the current Spanish DNI (National Identification Card).

At present, thanks to OCR technology (Optical Character Recognition), which seeks to emulate the human eye's ability to recognize objects, we take this one step further in order to electronically identify people. We’ll tell you about it in the following post.

This post is also available in Spanish.