Digital Signature Capture Solutions

To small business owners, it's time to upgrade to digital signature capturing. Who wants to keep track of a bunch of paper anyway?

Many industries are dependent on capturing a signature on a document as part of a transaction. For very small businesses the easiest way to get a signature is to have the person signing, to sign a paper form. However, this manual process means that the capture signature is often not able to be capture throughout the organization and stored for future retrieval.

via businessinsider.com

Telepass Deploys E-Signing at Italian Motorways

Wacom and Softpro joined to make a new signature pad. This is a great way to be green. Unfortunately, no word about if and when it will be available in other countries.

Signature Capturing
Telepass has rolled out 300 signature tablets of the type SignPad eSignio (Wacom STU-500). This kind of signature tablet was chosen because signatures captured on its screen resemble the way signatures look on paper almost perfect. Signers experience a natural way of signing on screen unlike on devices known from courier services. They have the visual impression that their signature is taken seriously. The large 5 inch screen of the SignPad eSignio allows displaying corresponding text the purpose of signing clear and crisp and it offers also excellent visibility of content on screen in bright Italian sunshine due to its reflective TFT. Another reason for Telepass to choose the SignPad eSignio was its long life expectancy due to its robust design. The sensor lies below the display surface, preventing the wear and tear found in devices based on other technologies. Softpro hardware partner Wacom has developed the SignPad eSignio based on detailed specifications from the German signature experts. Wacom and Softpro joined forces with the Italian specialist for electronic document processing Kartha who are supplying the SignPads to Telepass.

via newswiretoday.com