From recommendation to proposal
Documents are generated from the approved recommendation itself, so what the client signs is what you decided.
Signing, included
Signed, sealed, on the record.
The credit proposal is generated from your approved recommendation, the client signs from any device, and a cryptographically sealed document lands back on the file with its completion certificate.
What you get
Signing that belongs to the file.
A ceremony clients can follow
A one-time code verifies the signer, consent is recorded and the signature is adopted step by step.
Sealed, not just saved
The finished PDF is cryptographically sealed and ships with a completion certificate. Tampering shows.
No signing meter running
E-signing is part of the platform. There's no per-envelope fee and no third-party subscription to manage.
From sign-off to signed
A short walk from decision to authority.
The proposal generates
Your approved recommendation becomes the credit proposal. No copy-paste between systems.
The client verifies
A one-time code confirms who is signing before anything is shown to sign.
The seal closes the document
Signatures are adopted, the PDF seals and the completion certificate is issued.
Authority is recorded
The client's authority becomes a state on the file, alongside everything that led to it.
Consent is explicit
Consent to sign electronically is captured before any signature, the way the Electronic Transactions Act expects.
The seal is the proof
Integrity lives in the document itself and can be verified years later.
Signing isn't lodging
A signed proposal changes the file's state. Submitting to a lender remains a separate, deliberate act.