Earlier this month, Ryan Asdenti, a Sales Executive of eOriginal, kicked off his Q&A Series and has since been answering common questions that come up during the sales process. Have a …
I’m at ABS Vegas today attending the Structured Finance Industry Group (SFIG) annual conference This is my second conference as part of the eOriginal team and it’s only been four …
If you’re in a large or small business organization, chances are you’ve heard of Records Information Management (RIM). Here at eOriginal we take the concept of Records Management to a …
On a recent flight, I listened to a senior corporate leader describe how their new digital technology was going to improve customer experience for his organization. This brought to mind …
eOriginal now introduces a Paper In process that allows our customers to accomplish this goal. Paper In is a controlled action that enables you to convert a paper original to an Electronic Original Document (Authoritative Copy). The document, once the process is complete, will contain the electronic signature of the user you designated to confirm the destruction of the paper original.
In working with insurance companies that are taking their business processes on line for better origination and servicing, nothing is more important than nailing the application process down in such …
Wells Fargo Funding has approved eOriginal as an Authorized eSignature and eDelivery Vendor. eOriginal’s SmartSign Web can be used by brokers, real estate companies and correspondent lenders to manage borrower electronic disclosure statements.
In recent years, having documents signed electronically and moving to a fully automated process has not just become extremely popular; it has become a necessity for most businesses to efficiently …
Most people think a digital signature is the application of an electronic representation of a signature to a document. In fact, a digital signature involves a formal process of utilizing a digital certificate issued by a Certificate Authority (e.g. VeriSign, GoDaddy, Comodo) that uses public key cryptography to create a unique representation of a message or document. SmartSign incorporates both electronic signatures and digital signatures to simplify the capture across multiple channels such as web, mobile, point of sale, and others.
A digital signature can be legally binding but that is only the first component of creating a digital asset whose value must be protected in accordance with business practices and compliance with legal and regulatory statutes appropriate to the industry in which the asset will reside.
What makes a successful business in today’s world? I have spent countless nights asking myself this very question. From front-line salespeople to high-level executives, businesses around the world are actively …
eOriginal® solutions comply with all five requirements for enforceability. Additionally, eOriginal offers businesses the flexibility and cost-savings of hosted, online document execution and vaulting or, if they prefer, taking the execution and vaulting functions behind the firewall on their own servers with an enterprise license. For more information on eOriginal® solutions and technology, feel free to contact our sales department.
eOriginal, Inc., a leader in enabling end–to–end paperless transactions, announced today that Pioneer Services, the Military Banking Division of MidCountry Bank, has joined eOriginal’s high–level financial institution client list and is using the electronic signature and vaulting solution of SmartSign® Web and eCore® On Demand. Transactions for Pioneer Services will now be executed electronically and managed throughout their lifecycle within the eCore® electronic vault.
eOriginal SmartSign® Web dramatically reduces potential losses and fraud attempts. With eOriginal’s OFAC and Patriot Act Complaint third party verification feature, you always feel secure. eOriginal can now alleviate that burden by verifying potential signer information against different data sources that include the Social Security Administration, Regional Bell Operating Companies, credit header data, government watch lists, and many other proprietary sources.