The recipient reads and signs in the same place — and a decline is recorded just as carefully as a signature.
Start free → See all capabilitiesSign adds a signature step to a delivered document. The recipient reads it in the secure viewer and signs, or declines, without leaving it.
Signature usually means a second tool, a second link and a second wait. When the document is already being delivered securely, signing belongs in the same moment.
Set it as part of the document's rules.
In the FINIS secure viewer.
Both outcomes are captured.
Signature, decision and time are written to the document's history.
Policies and notices that must be confirmed as read.
Acceptance at the point of delivery.
Sign before the substance is disclosed.
A recorded yes or no from a named person.
A policy update goes to forty staff. Signatures and declines are recorded against each copy, so the follow-up list writes itself.
Yes. Declining is a first-class outcome and is recorded.
Yes — it is recorded against that specific sealed document.
No.
Capabilities and guides that work alongside this one.
Every FINIS document carries a cryptographic seal — a fingerprint that changes if a single byte does.
Verification confirms a document against its seal — and tells you plainly whether it matches.
Every open, every recipient, every timestamp — in one history you can show to someone else.
Recipients, devices, lifetime, watermarking and access — all decided by the sender, all changeable afterwards.
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