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Digitally sign PDF, Word, and Excel documents in your browser using smart cards, cloud certificates, or visual signatures. dSign lets you digitally sign PDF, Word, and Excel documents directly in your browser — no downloading, signing offline, and re-uploading. SIGNING METHODS • Smart card / USB token (PKCS#11) — cryptographic signature with your physical certificate • Cloud signing providers (Cloud Signature Consortium / CSC) — sign from any device, no hardware needed • Halcom One — approve signatures from your smartphone • Organization-level signing (Click To Sign) — for internal workflows • Specimen — visual-only signature stamp for drafts and internal use KEY FEATURES • One-click signing directly on any page showing a PDF • Bulk signing — sign every document in a folder in one operation • Word & Excel document signing (converted to PDF, then signed) • Customizable visual signature appearance (image, text, placement) • PAdES-B / PAdES-T / PAdES-LTA signature levels, including long-term archival validation • Works with document management systems (automatic upload of the signed file back into the system) dSign requires a dSign account, provided by your organization's administrator. It is built for organizations that need eIDAS-aligned advanced/qualified electronic signatures as part of their document workflows. For physical smart card / USB token signing, the free dSign app must also be installed on your computer — see [link] for setup instructions. It is NOT required for cloud certificates, HalcomOne, Click To Sign, or Specimen signing — those work directly from the browser.
Aug 27, 2026
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