Expert knowledge, tips and news about digital and electronic signatures and digital document processes.
Which HR documents in Germany can be signed with SES, AES, QES or still require handwritten paper signatures, with practical guidance and legal bases.
Switzerland and the EU/EEA have three relevant electronic signature levels: SES, AES and QES. This practical guide shows which level you actually need.
Paper and postage cost CHF 3–4. The true price of a paper contract in Switzerland is around CHF 58 — and 78% of that is labour time. The full breakdown.
Which e-signature provider suits Swiss businesses? What to look for — and why actaSIGN stands out with transparent pricing, included signatures, and personal support.
Digital signature or electronic signature? Learn the difference, the legal framework in Switzerland, and which solution fits your business.
Many companies digitize inefficient processes as-is. Why real digitalization starts with simplification — and what role the right signature level plays.
Everything businesses need to know about digital and electronic signatures in Switzerland and the EU: ZertES, eIDAS 2.0, SES, AES, QES and practical tips.
Healthcare is short tens of thousands of professionals. At the same time, paper-based processes slow down onboarding. Why digital signatures are an underestimated lever.
The revised eIDAS Regulation introduces the EU Digital Identity Wallet by end of 2026. What does this mean for businesses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland?
Which e-signature provider fits German businesses? We compare actaSIGN, Skribble, DeepSign and DocuSign — focusing on eIDAS, data protection and pricing.
Sign contracts between Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein digitally — legal frameworks, practical guidance and tips for cross-border signatures.
Electronic signatures in Germany are governed by the eIDAS Regulation and BGB §126a. Learn about the three signature levels and when QES is required.
Learn the difference between SES, AES, and QES – the three levels of electronic signatures. Find out which signature type meets your requirements under Swiss and EU law.