Legal validity of electronic signatures under eIDAS

Yes. Every signed document comes with an evidence file with full validity and legal backing. In addition, every signed document carries a qualified timestamp, issued by a provider on the Spanish Ministry’s trusted list. The EU eIDAS Regulation recognises the legal effect of electronic signatures and does not allow them to be denied value as evidence solely because they are electronic.

The file that accompanies every signed document and records how the signing process went: the document’s fingerprint before and after signing, the date and time of each step, the IP address and device, and how the signer was identified. The company receives it instantly together with the signed document, and it legally validates the process.

An extra layer of security: before signing, the person receives a one-time code by email (and, if the company enables it, also by SMS) that confirms they are who they say they are.

Yes. By email, with legal validity and proof of receipt: there is a record of when it was sent, when it reached the recipient’s inbox and when they opened it with their one-time code. No printing, no envelopes and no trips to the post office.