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Electronic and digital signature

Contracts signed in minutes, with proof for years.

Send, sign and track documents from anywhere. Choose the right signature level for each document — simple, advanced or qualified with an ICP-Brasil certificate — and keep a complete evidence file.

E-signature

What’s included

Three signature levels

Simple, advanced and qualified (ICP-Brasil, A1, A3 and cloud certificates), according to Law 14.063/2020.

Multiple signers

Signing order, roles (party, witness, approver), automatic reminders and deadlines.

Multichannel delivery

Invitations by email, SMS or WhatsApp, with a responsive experience and no sign-up required.

Stronger authentication

Token, selfie, facial biometrics and ID validation for higher-risk documents.

Smart templates

Templates with dynamic fields to generate contracts at scale from your system data.

API and webhooks

Integrate with your ERP, CRM or HR system and receive real-time status updates.

E-signature

How it works

  1. 1

    Send

    Upload the document or generate it from a template and define the signers.

  2. 2

    Authenticate

    Choose authentication factors according to the document’s risk.

  3. 3

    Sign

    Signers sign on their phone or computer, anywhere.

  4. 4

    Prove

    The final document receives a hash, timestamp and evidence report.

Typical applications

  • Commercial and service agreements
  • Employment contracts, amendments and policies
  • Loan agreements and CCBs
  • Property leases and sales
  • Powers of attorney and minutes
  • Consent and acceptance forms

Benefits

  • Same-day contract closing
  • No printing, notaries or couriers
  • Legal validity with robust evidence
  • Simple experience for signers

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Electronic signature is the broad category: any electronic means of expressing consent. A digital (qualified) signature uses an ICP-Brasil certificate. Law 14.063/2020 defines the simple, advanced and qualified levels.

Not in most cases. An ICP-Brasil certificate is only required for specific acts provided by law or when the parties so agree.

Yes. The evidence report and the document hash allow verification of integrity, authorship and the full event history.

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