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An electronic signature refers to a digital representation of a person's handwritten signature or their assent to the content of a document or transaction. It is used to authenticate and validate electronic documents and agreements in a manner similar to a traditional handwritten signature on a paper document.

Here are some key points about electronic signatures:

Digital Representation:

An electronic signature can take various forms, such as a scanned image of a handwritten signature, a typed name, a unique digital mark, or a combination of these elements. It is essentially a way of indicating the signer's intent to approve or be bound by the contents of a document.

Legal Validity:

In many jurisdictions, electronic signatures are legally recognized as valid and enforceable, provided they meet certain criteria. These criteria often include ensuring the signer's identity, demonstrating their intent to sign, and maintaining the integrity of the signed document.

Types of Electronic Signatures:

Simple Electronic Signatures: These can be as basic as typing your name or using a stylus or finger to create a signature on a touchscreen device.

Advanced Electronic Signatures: These involve additional security measures, such as encryption or biometric authentication, to provide a higher level of assurance regarding the identity of the signer.

Use Cases:

Electronic signatures are commonly used in a variety of contexts, including business contracts, legal agreements, financial transactions, and other documents that require authentication.

Advantages:

Efficiency: Electronic signatures streamline the signing process, reducing the time and costs associated with traditional paper-based signatures.

Security: Many electronic signature platforms use encryption and other security measures to ensure the authenticity and integrity of the signed documents.

Accessibility: Documents can be signed from anywhere with an internet connection, making it convenient for parties that may be geographically distant.

A free trial offered by GoSign.Online provides users with an opportunity to experience the platform's capabilities at no cost for a specified period, in this case. During this trial period:

Full Access:

Users are granted unrestricted access to the complete range of features and tools that GoSign.Online offers. This allows them to explore the platform's functionality and assess how well it aligns with their needs.

Document Limitations:

While users have access to the full suite of features, there may be certain limitations on the number of documents they can sign or the volume of transactions they can perform within the trial period.

No Financial Commitment:

One of the key benefits of a 30-day free trial is that users are not required to provide payment information upfront. This gives them the freedom to evaluate the service without any immediate financial commitment.

Cancellation Option:

Users have the option to cancel the trial at any point during the trial period if they decide not to continue with the service. This ensures that users have control over their subscription and are not automatically billed once the trial period ends.

Experience and Support:

The trial period allows users to gauge the user experience, ease of use, and the level of support provided by GoSign.Online. This is crucial for making an informed decision about whether the service meets their requirements.

Transition to Paid Plan:

At the end of the trial, users may be prompted to subscribe to a paid plan if they wish to continue using the service. They can choose a plan based on their usage needs and preferences.

If you subscribe to a Paid plan, the API is included at no additional cost, albeit with certain limitations based on the Plan you choose.

There are no limitations; you are free to use packages of any size as you prefer.