Choose a plan that suit your needs
| Features | Free Trial | S50 | S150 | S500 |
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Number of Document |
3 |
25 |
100 |
350 |
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Document Creators Users who create documents on SigningCloud for review and signing for other signers. Document Creators may also be signers themselves. |
10 |
20 |
100 |
250 |
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Signatories Per Document Number of signatories allowed in a single document. |
5 |
10 |
10 |
10 |
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Storage |
500Mb |
20GB |
100GB |
250GB |
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Reusable Template Can upload regularly used templates with pre-defined signature fields, just need to assign signer |
1 |
5 |
25 |
50 |
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Import Users and Contacts (CSV or AD) For larger co. that require to onboard users in bulk |
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Replace Signer Reassigning a new signer if the assigned signer(s) is unable to sign (this will also necessitate all other signer(s) to resign upon obtaining approval from the document creator) |
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Support Electronic Document Management System For the 'Prime' tier, SigningCloud is open to explore possible integration with other EDMS |
Alfresco, |
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Alfresco, |
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Log Retention |
3 Months |
3 Months |
6 Months |
1 Year |
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Service Level Agreement |
Community |
8/5 |
8/5 |
24/7 |
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| Add Ons | Free Trial | S50 | S150 | S500 |
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Per Document |
- |
SGD3.00 |
SGD3.00 |
SGD3.00 |
Need-to-know information to get you started
SigningCloud is a digital signing solution that utilizes Public Key Cryptography to ensure security. Users can perform digital signing using the Singpass service.
signingcloud.com is a cloud-hosted digital signing platform designed to provide a seamless user experience at an affordable price, with the goal of promoting the widespread adoption of secure digital signatures.
SigningCloud aims to become a universally recognized digital signing platform that can accommodate multiple trusted service providers. In the future, SigningCloud intends to support digital signatures across borders.
Securemetric Technology Pte. Ltd is one of Southeast Asia’s leading regional players in the field of digital security, and the parent company of Signing Cloud, which developed and owns the IP of SigningCloud.
SigningCloud provides our users with all you need to start rolling out digital signatures for your organisation. You can start enjoying a digital signing experience by simply signing up for a Free Trial Account or getting more benefits with any of our retail packages that best suit your usage requirements. It comprises all the needed functionalities as a secure digital signing portal which include but are not limited to the following:-
Admin
Document Creator
Signer
For organisations who wish to integrate digital signing into any of your existing business applications, we do offer API Integration. Feel free to reach out to us to request a Developer Demo today!
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) works by adding an additional layer of security to users’ online accounts, i.e. What You Know (username and password) + What You Have (2FA)).
It requires an additional login credential — beyond just the username and password — to gain account access and obtaining that second credential requires access to something specific that belongs to the user.
This process ensures the identity of the signer is verified before they are granted the right to place a digital signatures.
The file types supported on the SigningCloud platform are listed as below:
Unfortunately, to protect the validity of the document, all re-uploaded documents that contain existing signatures will be removed to protect the identity of each signer as well as to ensure that the validity of the CA certs comply with the signatures.
One of SigningCloud’s amazing features is it allows Unlimited Signers which means you can enrol as many signers as you wish.
However, the number of Document Creators (those that create/upload documents for signing) that are allowed is subject to the package you choose. Each company account is only allowed to have one Admin.
A digital signature is an e-signature mechanism that is built based on Public Key Cryptography, whereby it facilitates a reliable mathematical scheme for verifying the authenticity and integrity of a signed document based on the digital certificate or digital ID of the signers.
A document that is signed with a qualified digital signature essentially means that the document was signed using a digital certificate or digital ID that was issued by a trusted entity/Certificate Authority (CA) which is recognised by local jurisdiction or law.
Such signatures may achieve non-repudiation and in the event of a future dispute, the parties of the qualified digital signatures may be protected under local laws and regulations. In instances of dispute, the trusted entity/CA may be invited as forensic witnesses with evidence to prove that the identity of the signer is valid and was signed in accordance with the law.
An e-signature or electronic signature is a legal way to get consent or approval for electronic documents or forms. It can replace a traditional ink signature in virtually any process.
An electronic signature is simply a signature that is a digitised version of your handwritten signature, with or without identity corroboration.
A digital signature on the other hand is a type of electronic signature that uses certificate-based IDs to verify a signature’s validity.
The signature will also be constructed based on Public Key Cryptography. Digital signatures have proven to be more reliable with stronger security measures and its ability to achieve non-repudiation.
An electronic signature or e-signature carries as much weight as a traditional wet-ink signature signed with pen and paper.
Many countries may have already recognised it based on their respective guidelines and regulations such as eIDAS in the European Union, NIST-DSS in the USA or ZertES in Switzerland, ECA and DSA in Malaysia, and the Electronic Transactions Act 2010 in Singapore.
Generally speaking, digital signatures are possibly much more secure compared to traditional ink signatures due to the technology advancements in digital signatures.
A digitally-signed document may be able to achieve the 4 trust pillars (authenticity, integrity, privacy and non-repudiation) supported with protected audit trails.
Yes, but it is subject to local jurisdiction and law – so long as the e-signatures are legally recognised and protected, they have the same legal weight as traditional ink signatures.
As per the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, otherwise known as the “ESIGN Act,” electronic signatures have the same legal standing as traditional signatures.