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Try a demo signing

This is the page your recipient sees when they open the link. Go through it with a sample document: what you enter stays in this browser tab, and nothing is signed.

Demo. Your signature and name stay in this browser tab: nothing is sent to SignClearly, and nothing is signed.

Document

Office key receipt

From
Example Studio (sender@example.com)
For
you@example.com

When the sender asks for an ID check, the recipient first shows an ID document and takes a selfie with a third-party identity service. The demo skips this step.

Before you sign

I agree to use electronic records and an electronic signature for this document. I understand that this is a simple electronic signature (SES) and not a qualified electronic signature (QES), and that it may carry less legal weight than a QES in some jurisdictions. My name, email address, IP address, browser details and the time of signing will be recorded in an audit trail that is attached to the signed document. I can ask the sender for a paper copy or another way to sign instead, and I can decline to sign at any time. I can download a signed copy after signing.

What the demo leaves out

The demo runs only in your browser, so it skips the parts of a real signing that need the server.

  • The email. A real recipient opens the link from an invitation email and does not need an account.
  • The final PDF. In a real signing, SignClearly builds the file with the signature, the name, the date and a certificate page, and both sides can download it.
  • The event log. Each real step is recorded with the time, who acted and the IP address. What the event log proves.

The ID check. When the sender asks for one, the recipient shows an ID document and takes a selfie with a third-party identity service before signing. How the ID check works.

The digital signature. In a real signing, the browser creates a one-time key and signs the PDF with it, and SignClearly issues a certificate for that key. Why we run our own CA.

Send your own document

Upload a PDF, place the signature, name and date fields and send the link to one recipient. You pay per document with credits, and a new account starts with none. Pricing lists the packs, and how it works covers the sender's side.

Ready to send a real document?

Upload a PDF, place the fields and send the link. Your recipient goes through the same steps you just tried.

Send a document