Complementary solutions
We make it all possible in the digital world. Building trust and enabling various use cases with solutions that wisely combined or just with a single use can create new business models and empower cost-saving processes.

eSeals
Apart of signing of electronic documents, the same technology can be used for remote issuance and signing of other digital data for proving the rights, origination and integrity (music, photos, e-books, design, software, architecture projects, etc.) by a qualified electronic seal.
Preservation
Long-term preservation of signed and sealed documents, so that their validity can be verified in a 10+ years period. The solution is based on ‘refreshing of the certification-based time stamp and then again stored in the clients’ infrastructure.
Website authentication
Proving the ownership of websites and internet resources based on EV SSL-certification is of utmost importance for the security of the users in accessing publicly available resources.
Addressing your challenges
See why 300 blue chip organizations and over a million active users in the mobile application rely on Evrotrust:
- Financial services
- Public services
- Telecom
- Education
Financial services
Public services
Telecom
Education
FAQ
- What is the difference between an eSignature and an eSeal?
- When would I need to use the validation solution?
- What is the preservation service and how does it differ from eTimestamps?
- In what scenario might I need to use the website authentication service?
What is the difference between an eSignature and an eSeal?
A qualified electronic seal is something you can apply to a document if you want to certify its origin. For instance, if you’ve put your name on a project, report, idea, etc., electronically sealing it will help preserve its integrity. The eSeal confirms that the document is original, complete, and unique.
On the other hand, electronic signatures are, as the name implies, for signing documents, contracts, etc., between two or more parties. They are useful when you need all parties involved to agree to the contents outlined in the document.
So, while qualified eSignatures are perfect for signing agreements between several parties, the electronic seal is more suitable for preserving a set of data that belongs to you or your business.
When would I need to use the validation solution?
This service is for scenarios when you want to check if electronic signatures, timestamps or seals already present in a document are authentic. By validating the eSign, eTimestamp, or eSeal with our solution, you can be sure that it is genuine rather than fake.
What is the preservation service and how does it differ from eTimestamps?
The preservation solution follows a similar logic to our eTimestamp, but it renews over time. While the eTimestamp can confirm a file or piece of data existed at the time of stamping, preservation periodically refreshes the eTimestamp on a file.
For instance, if you want to always have a current eTimestamp on a set of data, using the preservation solution can come in handy. This way, you won’t have to manually re-stamp the file, eliminating the human error factor (e.g. forgetting to renew the stamp).
In what scenario might I need to use the website authentication service?
This solution can provide information about the ownership of a website. As such, it is suitable if a site or page you’re looking for has many clones and you wish to find the original.
Alternatively, finding out about the owners of a website can be useful if you are trying to determine if there is a conflict of interest in a situation, say, if two seemingly unrelated websites actually belong to the same organization.
Any situation where you need to learn who owns a web page is a good occasion to use the authentication service.
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