Learn more about the legality of Precisely’s eSignatures
All of Precisely’s plans include electronic signatures for an unlimited number of documents.
Are electronic signatures legally binding?
Precisely's electronic signatures are legally binding in 99,99 % of all cases. They're compliant with regulations within the European Union (see Regulation No 910/2014 – eIDAS) as well as in the U.S. (see Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act – ESIGN and Uniform Electronic Transactions Act – UETA).
What about the other 0,01 %? In some rare cases, there are provisions in specific laws stating that the contracts need to have a certain form (e.g. that they have to be written and signed on physical paper). In Sweden, for example, it’s relevant for purchasing agreements regarding real estate and site leasehold rights.