Intranet Signed

Create a legally-binding electronic signature and add it to contracts, agreements, PDF forms, and other documents – regardless of your location. Collect and track signatures with ease using any device.
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Every eSignature tool you need – inside a powerful PDF software

eSignature solution
Document tracking
Enhanced productivity
Custom branding
Security & compliance

eSign documents and collect signatures

Easily fill, edit, and sign your PDF documents in a single application, on any device.
Type, draw, or use a signature converter to create an eSignature from a picture of your handwritten autograph.
Create fillable PDFs and send them for signature to one or multiple recipients.
Set signer roles and customize a signing order.

Get visibility into the signing process

Receive instant alerts once signatures are in place.
Specify CC’d recipients and set actions upon document completion.
Monitor changes in your documents with audit trails.

Speed up your approval workflows

Send documents for signature faster by sharing them via short links.
Simplify data and signature collection by posting fillable PDF forms online.
Collect payments along with signed documents.

Showcase your branding when requesting signatures

Display your logo on signature invites, user notifications, and in the eSignature editor.
Customize an email message for your eSignature invites.
Redirect signers to your website once they complete your document.

Maintain industry-leading security and compliance

Authenticate signers via a password.
Make your document workflows compliant with industry-specific regulations, including HIPAA.
Secure the authenticity of a document with a unique ID.
Set an expiration date for your document.

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How to Add a Signature to PDF (and Send it Out for Signature)

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Sign any document using pdfFiller’s eSignature service without hassle

Add your virtual signature in just a few simple steps – without a scanner or printer.

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Generate and save your electronic signature using the method you find most convenient.
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Resize your signature and adjust its placement on a document.
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Save a signed, printable document on your device in the format you need or share it via email, a link, or SMS. You can also instantly export the document to the cloud.
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Why choose pdfFiller for eSignature and PDF editing?

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Cross-platform solution

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Unlimited document storage

Generate and save your electronic signature using the method you find most convenient.
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Widely recognized ease of use

Resize your signature and adjust its placement on a document.
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Reusable templates & forms library

Save a signed, printable document on your device in the format you need or share it via email, a link, or SMS. You can also instantly export the document to the cloud.

The benefits of electronic signatures

Bid farewell to pens, printers, and paper forms.
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Efficiency

Enjoy quick document signing and sending and reclaim hours spent on paperwork.
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Accessibility

Sign documents from anywhere in the world. Speed up business transactions and close deals even while on the go.
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Cost savings

Eliminate the need for paper, printing, scanning, and postage to significantly cut your operational costs.
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Security

Protect your transactions with advanced encryption and audit trails. Electronic signatures ensure a higher level of security than traditional signatures.
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Legality

Electronic signatures are legally recognized in most countries around the world, providing the same legal standing as a handwritten signature.
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Sustainability

By eliminating the need for paper, electronic signatures contribute to environmental sustainability.

Enjoy straightforward eSignature workflows without compromising data security

Intranet Signed Feature

The Intranet Signed feature provides a reliable way to manage documents across your organization. This tool enhances communication, reduces errors, and streamlines processes, ensuring your team stays connected and efficient.

Key Features

Easy document signing through a user-friendly interface
Real-time updates to track document status
Secure storage for all signed documents
Integration with existing intranet systems
Notifications for pending signatures

Potential Use Cases and Benefits

Human resources can collect signed contracts and forms efficiently
Sales teams can secure client agreements quickly
Legal departments can ensure compliance with signed documents
Project teams can obtain approvals for project plans and budgets
Management can review and approve policies with ease

This feature solves your problem by eliminating the hassle of physical signatures. By digitizing the signing process, you save time and reduce paper waste. You gain transparency over document progress and enhance accountability within your team. As a result, your workflow becomes smoother and your organization more effective.

How to Intranet Signed

Stuck working with different applications to create and edit documents? Use our all-in-one solution instead. Use our document editor to make the process simple. Create document templates completely from scratch, edit existing form sand more useful features, without leaving your account. You can use Intranet Signed right away, all features, like signing orders, reminders, attachment and payment requests, are available instantly. Have an advantage over other applications.

How-to Guide

How to edit a PDF document using the pdfFiller editor:

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Drag and drop your template to pdfFiller
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Find and choose the Intranet Signed feature in the editor's menu
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Make all the needed edits to the document
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Push “Done" button to the top right corner
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Rename the document if needed
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Print, share or save the document to your desktop

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HTTPS for internal websites. Encrypting traffic is generally a good thing, so enabling HTTPS is always recommended. Yes, you could argue that internal traffic doesn't need to be encrypted, because you trust your internal network.
You should definitely not use SSL Compression or HTTP Compression over SSL, due to BREACH and CRIME attacks. One SSL cert, one IP address, unless using SNI, which doesn't work on all browsers (old android, blackberry 6, etc).
If you have open wireless access for your visitors on the same network, and it's not served over HTTPS then it's easy for visitors to intercept other people's network traffic to your intranet. Whenever you use windows passwords to logon you should also use SSL.
However, when properly and appropriately used, a self-signed certificate provides acceptable security in some situations. For many uses of public key infrastructure (PKI), the correct method for signing a certificate is to use a well-known, trusted third party, a certificate authority (CA).
When to Use a Self-Signed Certificate A certificate serves two essential purposes: distributing the public key and verifying the identity of the server, so visitors know they aren't sending their information to the wrong person.
In cryptography and computer security, a self-signed certificate is a certificate that is not signed by a certificate authority (CA). (Most browsers also do not give warnings for visiting a website using unencrypted HTTP, which is no more secure than HTTPS with a self-signed certificate.)
Generate Your IIS Self Signed Certificate Click on the name of the server in the Connections' column on the left. Double-click on Server Certificates. In the Actions' column on the right, click on Create Self-Signed Certificate Enter any friendly name and then click OK.
Setup OpenSSL. Generate Root CA Key. Request for certificate. Self signed the requested certificate. Issue Certificate as a CA. Generate Server Key. Request for certificate. Issue the Certificate. Generate .pfx file for IIS Server. *Verify Certificate Chain.
To create the certificate, go to your web hosting control panel. Copy the Signing Request block of text. This is the CSR that you'll give to the CA to validate your website identity and activate the HTTPS/SSL certificate you've generated.
If you have a personal website or a blog, Start Com will give you one unlimited domain-validated SSL/TLS certificate completely free. All you need to do to get this free certification is to validate that you own the domain. This can take a few minutes or a few hours at the most, and you can validate it over email.
No, SSL is tied to the domain name, not the public IP address. “"An SSL certificate is typically issued to a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) such as “https://www.domain.com". However, some organizations need an SSL certificate issued to a public IP address.
Because SSL certificates are tied to specific domain names, you cannot simply transfer an SSL certificate you registered with one domain name to a server for a different domain name. Even if you keep the same server but change domain names, the certificate will still not work.
Generally speaking, the SSL certificate is bound to a domain name. An SSL certificate c You need to bind the domain name regardless of whether you sign or configure the SSL certificate. Therefore, you need to specify the domain name instead of the IP address when generating the certificate.
Ask the vendor for it. You can ask for the Root CA certificate, so you can authorize all the servers you need at once; Use a web browser to get the certificate. Access a web page on the server with HTTPS. Then use the web browser options to export the certificate to a . Cer file.

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