eSignature news stories

Australian-founded global document productivity software company Nitro has released its financial statements and results for 2021.

Australian business leaders have endured enough uncertainty in the past two years without having to worry about whether their signatures are worth the paper they’re printed on.

According to new research, global e-signature software usage in small to medium businesses (SMEs) is set to grow by 30% over the next five years.

Nitro will raise AU$140 million to support the purchase, comprising $80 institutional placement and $60 million accelerated non-renounceable entitlement offer.

73% of APAC respondents believe organisations that do not provide e-signature options are ‘behind the times’.

Customers are now able to electronically sign and share documents from Dropbox, and store them within Australia to ensure data residency.

Fuji Xerox has extended its business automation solution offerings with a new DocuSign partnership. This will see Fuji Xerox bring eSignature and Contract Lifecycle Management solutions to the APAC market.

Businesses that are already using Dropbox can integrate HelloSign into their workflows in Office 365, Salesforce, G-Suite and others.

Dropbox has launched HelloSign for enterprises, enabling businesses to sign documents 80% faster with a three times higher completion rate.

"We envisage that the enhancements we can make to the product will help us grow sales in both the United States and UK, enabling us to expand our teams in each country."

As the number of mergers and acquisitions grow, a major law firm report has explained just how technology is helping the activity along.

“We’re looking forward to supporting the next phase of digital transformation with the National Digital Economy Strategy in 2018.”

"The benefit of using digital signatures by legal professionals is that it adds security and certainty. It is a fast way to get documents signed."

Esignature and DTM vendor DocuSign is joining Ingram Micro Australia's Cloud Marketplace, offering up wide-ranging opportunities for local resellers.

80% of Australian consumers view a company as outdated or worse, an inconvenience if they don’t offer digital ways of doing business.