Handling an electronically signed document
Authentication and changing IP address
Are signatures on the forms legally binding?
Why is a social security number asked and how do we process it in Visma Sign?
Does the form fulfil the data security requirements?
On which laws and regulations are electronic signatures based?
Where can electronic signatures be used?
How is data security and data protection organised?
What does strong authentication mean?
Do I have to provide my bank identifier without knowing what I am logging into?
Why does the invitation authentication fail?
Which nationals can sign documents with Visma Sign?
How do I add a user to my Visma Sign Account?
What is the difference between strong and light authentication?
On which laws and regulations are electronic signatures based?
How do I register a company, if I already have a user account?
Currently documents can be sent to be signed with strong authentication in Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark. In order to sign a document with strong authentication, the recipient must have one of the following:
• Finnish personal identity code and Finnish bank IDs or mobile ID
• Swedish personal ID and BankID
• Danish personal ID and NemID
• Norwegian BankID
If the signer owns none of the above, you can ask her/him to sign it without strong authentication.