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Signature Pad

May 27, 2010 4:54 AM

We are testing this for our insurance agency pilot program.  One question that has been brought up is:

 

If we have a client who walks in the door and wants to sign the document on the spot..are there any thoughts to bringing a signature device into the future plans?

 

Leo

3016 Views   6 Replies   Latest reply: JoergMLenz, Apr 21, 2011 12:34 AM
 
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  • billsign
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    1. billsign,
    May 27, 2010 2:06 PM   in reply to lfred150
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    Leo,

     

    Great question.  This is a very interesting idea, although not something currently in the works.  Would it be possible to provide a terminal at the office that customers could login to sign electronically?

     

    BTW, feel free to promote the idea:

     

    adobe.brightidea.com/esignatures

     

    -Bill

     
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  • borstein
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    2. borstein,
    May 28, 2010 9:09 PM   in reply to lfred150
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    I have a Topaz pad that I use in the office and it would work for this purpose, but it would not be tied to the Adobe eSignature service.

     

    You can read my review here:

     

    http://blogs.adobe.com/acrolaw/2009/07/signing_pdfs_using_the_topaz_di g.html

     
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  • lfred150
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    3. lfred150,
    Jun 1, 2010 4:27 AM   in reply to lfred150
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    Great solution with the Topaz signature pad..will look into this and find out more information on integrating with the beta program.  I will also post the idea to the recommended website.

     

    Leo

     
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  • JoergMLenz
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    4. JoergMLenz,
    Jun 7, 2010 9:23 AM   in reply to lfred150
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    There is one solution which is intended to work perfectly ith Adobe too. Check the Adobe case study: http://blogs.adobe.com/security/2010/01/adobe_secured_customer_showcas _8.html.

     

    Adobe partners Wacom and Softpro teamed up soe years ago to provide the mraket with a solution for highly trustworthy capturing of handwritten signatures.

     

    You might want ot check out this one  www.softpro.de/en/products/signdoc and www.softpro.de/en/products/signpad

     

    Your contact in the US is rod.vesling@softpro-na.com 805-279-3993. He will be more than happy to explain you and everyone interested how SignDoc works in combinatio with a SignPad.

     

    Kind regards

     

    Joerg

     
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  • cymbals
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    5. cymbals,
    Apr 20, 2011 8:53 PM   in reply to JoergMLenz
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    With the canvas in HTML5, this should be implemented ASAP. Then allow the sender the ability to designate where the signature appears.

     
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  • JoergMLenz
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    6. JoergMLenz,
    Apr 21, 2011 12:34 AM   in reply to cymbals
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    Dear cambyls,

     

    As previously written we suggest that you will get in touch with E-Signing expert Rod Vesling (phone no. see earlier posting) rod.vesling@softpro-na.com to discuss detials as a ping-pong of forum entries might not be suitable to exchange reuirements in detail. Of course you may post a set of question which you assume to be of interest for the general audience. We assume it would be better to post an extract of Q & As after you shared your requirements with us .

     

    Kind regards

     

    Joerg

     
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