Appligent Updates Server-Based Tool for Signing PDF Documents
Appligent, the leading provider of Portable Document Format (PDF)-related software solutions, today announced the introduction of SecurSign 3.0, a server-based application for signing PDF documents. SecurSign now supports placing signature fields directly into documents. These fields can be signed at the time of creation or left to be signed later. Also, new in SecurSign is support for customized visible signatures or seals. Seals can be corporate logos, scanned handwritten signatures or any PDF document.
Adding signatures to plain PDF documents facilitates increased validity in workflows containing large quantities of existing PDF documents. Normally documents have to be prepared with custom form fields in order to accept digital signatures. The vast majority of PDF documents in the enterprise do not include these form fields and now can be authenticated by adding digital signatures with SecurSign.
“This update addresses customer needs and should lead to the increased use of digital signatures for PDF Documents in corporate workflows,” said Virginia Gavin, President of Appligent. “Also many organizations want to use their own logo as a visible signature to assure authenticity of documents.”
SecurSign is a member of Appligent’s Security Family of products. Appligent has five other families covering the spectrum of PDF manipulation that include Appending/Publishing, Stamping, Forms Processing, Redaction, and Utilities. Developers can easily integrate SecurSign with other Appligent utilities and applications such as FDFMerge and AppendPDF Pro to build powerful document processing solutions as part of a production workflow.
About Appligent
Appligent Inc. (www.appligent.com) is the leading provider of server-based tools and plug-ins for the on-demand customization, manipulation, redaction and delivery of dynamically generated electronic documents. Appligent has a proven reputation building robust, cross platform, server-based solutions that are blazingly fast and are compliant with the most obscure and corrupt variants of the PDF standard. Based in the Philadelphia region, Appligent has provided PDF-related software applications globally since 1993. The company’s software applications are used in various industries, including financial services, government, insurance, banking, manufacturing, legal and pharmaceutical. Appligent is a member of the Adobe Solutions Network and is a partner of Sun Microsystems, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, IBM and Apple. For more information on Appligent, contact Victor Votsch at (610) 284-4006 or visit www.appligent.com.
This article was last modified on May 3, 2005
This article was first published on May 3, 2005
