A digital signature is a type of electronic signature which uses computer technology to create a unique ‘virtual’ fingerprint to identify users and protect information.  (An electronic signature is a more generic term to represent a digitised signature to verify a document.)

FuseSign supports PDF files.

FuseSign uses two factor verification, using email and SMS to verify recipients and signers. They receive a unique link via email, and then are required to enter a code sent via SMS before they are able to complete the signing process. 

FuseSign uses servers with data centres and all data stored in Australia.

FuseSign currently integrates with other FuseWorks product, FuseDocs, and a wide range of industry leading platforms, with many more coming soon.

Visit our integrations page for full details. 

FuseSign very much looks forward to building out its list of integration partners! If there's a platform or system that you would like to have FuseSign integrated with, please contact us.

With FuseSign, you don't have to spend the time setting up individual signing placements as the user signs the entire document at once. Each document signed with FuseSign is securely monitored and tracked with audit tracking and the digital signature log is appended to the final signed document.

You can sign via mobile, tablet or computer with option to SMS to sign.

In short, yes, FuseSign digital signature is legally binding.

Electronic signatures are allowed in most countries globally and are seen as a more efficient and efficient method of authorisation and approvals than paper based signatures. 

Electronic signatures have been recognised by law in Australia since 1999 when the Electronic Transactions Act was passed.  In New Zealand, it was 2002 when the legislation was passed. Visit our legal page for more details.  

Our platform is built to answer the needs of our clients. We are constantly adding new features and many of them are results from our client's feedback. We love hearing your ideas, and we try our best to action as many as possible, so if you have a new feature you'd like to see, reach out to us.