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Electronic signature, or eSignature, or eSign is a fast, legally secure, highly economical and environment friendly way of digitally signing agreements, forms and other documents. With eSign, you no longer need to spend valuable time and resources to gather your signatories in one place. With Leegality, all this is just one click away.
But why is signing a document electronically so important?
The old physical method of signing a document involved visiting the desired stakeholders in person with the document and collect their signatures one by one. This process adds significant business costs:
- Higher TAT for key business processes
- Employees spend time doing paperwork instead of core work
- Terrible customer/user experience
- Legal risk and damage
- Environmental damage
While eSign is just ONE leg of the entire document execution process - it is the critical legal event that converts a document from a draft into a binding agreement. Given the business costs, it’s critical that businesses incorporate eSign instead.
With eSign:
- Slash turnaround time to minutes
- Employees spend only a few minutes daily on paperwork
- Customers/users can sign anywhere, anytime as per their convenience
- Your documents are more secure
- You help the environment
How do I eSign a document online?
If you are an individual, then eSign is a process that is usually initiated by the person sending the document. Leegality’s Bharat Sign offers a unified stack of eSigning options that lets you affix your eSignature instantly.
 Aadhaar OTP eSign |
Aadhaar Biometric eSign |
Aadhaar Iris eSign |
Fingerprint eSign |
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| DSC Bulk Sign |
NeSL |
Automated Virtual Sign |
DocSigner |
| Cloud DSC |
Secure Virtual Sign Draw |
DSC |
Secure Virtual Sign Select |
| Approval Signatures |
Signature Image Capture |
Signature Image Upload |
Visual Signature (Coming Soon) |
eSigning a document using Leegality involves 4 major steps:
Step 1: Create a document you need to eSign on Leegality’s dashboard
Step 2: Add invitees that are required to sign the document
Step 3: Select the eSign option/signature type
Step 4: Send the invite to sign the document to the desired stakeholders
Wondering how exactly can you eSign documents using any of the above mentioned eSign options? Let us take you step-by-step through the complete signing journey.
