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ConsignO Desktop Professional Signature Tool

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Combining multiple actions in one view

What you should know Having to perform multiple steps on a document can be inefficient. ConsignO provides the ability to launch a PDF/A conversion, apply a template and sign documents ...

ConsignO Desktop Video Tutorials

Exploit the full potential of ConsignO Desktop Watch the 20 training videos available on our YouTube channel! Want to become an expert? Register for one of our weekly webinars ...

ConsignO Desktop free training webinar

This webinar teaches you how to use ConsignO Desktop to sign your documents. We will cover single signatures, multiple signatures and advanced operations such as converting to the PDF/A format, ...

Working with documents in batch

What you should know The majority of ConsignO’s key functions can be done in batches : signing, applying templates, converting to PDF/A, validating the conformance to the PDF/A standard, etc. ...

About digital signatures

What is a digital signature? A digital signature is an encrypted electronic signature that can guarantee the origin of an electronic document, its integrity, and its authenticity. When you manually ...

ConsignO Desktop shortcuts accessible directly from the desktop

To speed up and simplify common tasks, you can use some of ConsignO’s functions directly from your desktop. In just two mouse clicks, you can select your files from your ...

ConsignO Desktop Release Notes

ConsignO Desktop is available as a standalone download or as part of the Certifio Suite. Go to our Download page. ConsignO Desktop 3.9.1 – February 19, 2024 Bug Fixes ...

Can I sign a format other than PDF?

Yes. However, to ensure the long-term reliability of your documents, it is recommended that you digitally sign in PDF/A format. To do so, the PDF/A-3 format includes a feature to ...

Can a digitally signed document be modified?

No. However, you can add annotations (comments) to a digitally signed document. To do so, you need a PDF editor. A signer can always restrict or disallow annotations to their documents. ...