Qualified cloud signatures with Adobe Sign
summary
Integration of a qualified remote eIDAS signature into Adobe Sign using the Cloud Signature Consortium API, delivered as SaaS from EU data centers (Frankfurt/Dublin/Amsterdam) to enable browser and mobile signing without hardware. Demonstrates mixed simple and qualified signing workflows with SMS and SSO authentication, selection of Bundesdruckerei as trust center, automatic certificate loading and creation of a certificate plus audit report with timestamp and IP, and notes the service handled 8 billion transactions last year.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Qualified cloud signatures intro
- 1:27Adobe Sign features
- 5:24Cloud Signature Consortium
- 7:30Live demo: signature workflows
- 14:39Mobile signing and trust center
- 17:54Document completion and audit reports
- 19:40Summary
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