With the popularization and development of paperless office work and eBusiness, we have entered the era of mobile eBusiness. CICC’s Sign-it is the forerunner of this era. Sign-it, which represents a new generation of biometric verification technology, enables users to sign documents electronically, making the approving and authorization process more natural and observable. The technology can forestall any unintentional or malignant tampering of documents. It is also the most reliable, the most efficient and the most feasible way to process and approve electronic documents. Sign-it can be used in such fields as sales automation, tracking medical documents, processing financial documents, managing engineering documents/drawings, processing personal documents and supply chain management.

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Sign-it enables users to authorize documents with handwritten signature, which is an essential application to promote eBusiness.

Major functions:

Signature verification: Verify that your signature is not a forgery. The signature is compared to your signature template.

Signature seal: Place a signature seal onto a document without using a pen-input device. A handwritten signature is stored in a database and protected with a password.

Forms: Add multiple signature fields to your custom forms.

Signature binding: Your signature is bound to your document. No one can change the document after it is signed and validated.

Legal support: Handwriting or signature experts may draw enough stroke information from signature data to compare a signature with an electronic signature captured with relevant methods.

Main features:

Biometric: It has won an American award for handwritten signature verification.
Flexible: It protects any type of documents. (PO, Time-cards, expense reports and more).

Secure: It uses Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA-1), DES (Triple DES) encryption.

Auditable: It can track the history of the document annotation and modification with regard to the signers and the date, time and reason for signing.

Portable: Once signed, the signature is bound to the document and can be securely transferred electronically.