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DocVerify Releases New Easy Sign System for Instant Electronic Signatures on Any Website

DocVerify has today announced the release of their powerful new Easy Sign System, integrating electronic signatures on any website with no computer programming knowledge necessary.

2012-05-15
IRVINE, CA, May 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) DocVerify has today announced the release of their powerful new Easy Sign System, designed to allow website owners the ability to integrate electronic signatures into their sites with no programming or HTML knowledge required. This offers website owners searching for a complete answer to their contract management or document management needs a simple, powerful, effective solution.

The new Easy Sign System is designed to work with any website, and requires no HTML or coding knowledge from the website owner. According to DocVerify, "Easy Sign has been designed to work inside of any IFrame, giving the electronic signature requestor full control of embedding it anywhere within their own websites. You can even control the IFrame's look and feel."

Thanks to the simple, easy customization offered by this electronic signature solution, website owners can offer an enhanced experience to their users as well as adding more aesthetic appeal.

DocVerify states, "If there is a page on any remote website that requires users to sign NDAs, the website can have the DocVerify Easy Sign system as part of the process in an IFrame directly in their site. When the IFrame is loaded, DocVerify instantly creates a new document and the signer electronically signs the document directly from within the website, which not only enhances the user's ultimate experience without add any additional steps, but will also add a major "wow" factor to any site."

This e-sign solution is the ideal answer to contract management and document management needs. It's also simple and easy to integrate. Website owners only need to sign up for DocVerify, request to have the Easy Sign System activated and then enter the URL from the IFrame - DocVerify does the rest.
To find out more about DocVerify's new Easy Sign System for electronic signatures, visit the company at http://www.DocVerify.com.

DocVerify is a leader in the integrity and authenticity industry, providing companies of all shapes and sizes with the non-repudiation services they require, no matter their niche or industry. DocVerify offers electronic signature and E-Vault services for the utmost peace of mind, as well as time and moneysaving benefits for individuals and companies who require the utmost integrity and authenticity for their important documents.


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[Press-News.org] DocVerify Releases New Easy Sign System for Instant Electronic Signatures on Any Website
DocVerify has today announced the release of their powerful new Easy Sign System, integrating electronic signatures on any website with no computer programming knowledge necessary.