SHA-256 hashing
Every PDF is hashed on upload, client or server side. Modifying a single byte breaks the match instantly.
Outsigner relies on standard cryptography and a complete audit trail, so the integrity of a signed document never depends on taking our word for it.
Every PDF is hashed on upload, client or server side. Modifying a single byte breaks the match instantly.
Consolidates IP address, User-Agent, UTC timestamps, recipient verification, and explicit consent in a tamper-proof log.
Each signer receives a unique link. Only a SHA-256 hash of the link is stored, and links expire after 30 days. Sending a link again invalidates the previous one.
Documents are stored in a private bucket and served through short-lived signed URLs. Row-Level Security restricts every envelope to its owner.
This clause is sealed with SHA-256. Change a single character and the hash computed in your browser stops matching. Nothing leaves this page.
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Appended to every sealed PDF, it records who signed, when, from where and with what consent.
Outsigner produces simple electronic signatures backed by an audit trail: email-based identification, IP address, UTC timestamps and explicit consent. This level is used for most commercial agreements under eIDAS in the European Union and the ESIGN Act and UETA in the United States. Some documents require an advanced or qualified signature, or a handwritten one. This is not legal advice.
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