DocuSign Notary gives organizations a trusted way to remotely and electronically notarize agreements
As part of its drive to continue connecting and automating the agreement process, DocuSign (NASDAQ:DOCU) today introduced DocuSign Notary, its remote online notarization (RON) solution designed to enable organizations to notarize agreements virtually.
Today, most notarial transactions still need to take place in person—the inefficiency and inconvenience of which has been increasingly highlighted over the past year by the pandemic. Designed for the emerging anywhere economy, DocuSign Notary makes it possible to notarize agreements via a secure audio-visual session, thereby adding speed, convenience, and cost-efficiency to this essential business function.
Announced at Momentum, DocuSign’s annual customer and partner conference, Notary is built on the company’s flagship eSignature solution and utilizes capabilities added from the acquisition of Liveoak Technologies last year. It uses secure identity-proofing technologies to reduce the risk of fraud and provides a detailed audit trail, including a tamper-evident Certificate of Completion and recorded sessions.
“DocuSign Notary is a natural extension of our leadership in the electronic signature space,” said Tom Casey, SVP, Engineering, DocuSign. “It’s another step in our vision of DocuSign being the best way to agree to anything, anywhere.”
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DocuSign Notary enables real-time remote collaboration between notaries public and signers. All parties can use it from their web browsers, without the need for additional apps, downloads or plugins. In addition, for those looking to automate repeatable notarization-specific tasks, the Notary API can be used in conjunction with DocuSign’s eSignature API.
