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At Signaturit  we strive to clearly define what our trusted electronic services are and the value they bring to companies interested in streamlining their processes and being more efficient.

However, as we are constantly working on improving our platform, and incorporating small features in an uninterrupted way, new questions arise from our most curious users.

In this post we’ll answer questions that have been sent to us by some followers so you can broaden your knowledge and become an expert on Signaturit.

This post is also available in Spanish.

The electronic signature saves time for businesses, as we have already mentioned in this blog, but there is also an economic saving.  It is a fact that in addition to reducing administrative management times and increasing efficiency, companies that use the electronic signature also save money.

If you want to know the savings linked with digitizing the signature process for any type of documents or contracts, don't miss out this post.

This post is also available in Spanish.

It is very common to see the terms electronic signature and digital signature used as synonyms. Many people believe that their meanings are identical. However, these solutions are not interchangeable and have different uses.

Therefore, in this post we are going to define these concepts and their characteristics so you can recognise the main differences between them.

This post is also available in Spanish.

What is a digital signature? And an electronic signature? Would you know how to recognise the main differences? These two terms refer to different types of signatures. However, many people who are interested in our services are unsure about their main characteristics.

In this post we want to clarify what a digital signature is so that everyone knows what it can be used for and the characteristics associated with it.

This post is also available in Spanish.

The qualified electronic time stamp is the result of the digital business transformation, capable of promoting the substitution of paper-based processes for their electronic equivalents. Therefore, contracts, invoices, payments and in general, any type of documentation are moving towards more electronic transmission.

To do this, we need the use of instruments such as electronic signatures, electronic stamps and electronic notifications that ensure the integrity and reliability of communications.

In this post we specifically define what the qualified electronic time stamp is within the electronic trust services that are included in the eIDAS Regulation.

This post is also available in Spanish.