Behind a formal BUSINESS
there is a bio doc,
an electronic document with an e-signature or electronic signature as a legal way to get consent or approval. It replaces handwritten signature in virtually any process.
But, why a bio doc?
No. 1 App IN ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE
Bio enabled
Generate your sharing link on document ready to sign and paste it on your bio account to invite specific signers
*AATL
Your bio doc is trusted whenever the signed document is opened in the ubiquitous Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader software.
Easy to use
Request other non-users to sign documents via e-mail, Request signatures for specific marked points, Add initials, date, company name, address and full name automatically
Legal sign
100% valid electronic signature
*Adobe Approved Trust List (AATL) is the largest Trust Service for electronic documents in the world
Features
PORTABLE
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Multiple formats
Sign PDF files, Add text to PDF files, Convert Word, PowerPoint and Excel files to PDF
02
Real time reports
Increase team performance with dashboards that motivates your employees. Easily understand your available disk space, number of users or documents signed or ready to sign
03
Notifications
Get real time signing request notifications and send automated reminder for late signing
02
Document chat
If you work on a file at the same time as other people, you can chat with each other inside the bio doc. The chat record will be attached to the document history.
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Requesting signatures couldn’t be more easier since it’s just a matter of sending an email request via ‘Request sign’ feature.
