Digital signing at simple, advanced and qualified eIDAS level, with iDIN and integrations with AFAS.
- Dutch support
- Dutch interface
- EU data
- +2 more
On the ValidSign website
6 of the 14 e-signature tools in our guide come from a Dutch company, according to the facts we checked with the vendor. They are listed in order of our overall score.
The company behind these tools is Dutch, according to our facts. That says nothing about quality; it does tell you where the vendor is based.
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Digital signing at simple, advanced and qualified eIDAS level, with iDIN and integrations with AFAS.
On the ValidSign website
E-signatures · for freelancers and SMEs and large companies
Digital signing with a free entry plan, iDIN as an add-on and advanced signatures via Swisscom.
On the Stiply website
Digital signing with an advanced signature as standard, qualified per use, and integrations with AFAS.
On the Ondertekenverzoek website
Simple e-signatures per user, with a free plan, SMS verification and an integration with TOPdesk.
On the SignRequest website
Sign, seal and identify digitally with DigiD, iDIN and PKI, among others, on Dutch servers.
On the Zynyo website
Have documents signed, paying per signer, with iDIN verification and a free API.
On the Signly website
The list follows from one fact per tool, checked on the vendor's site. For the other 8 e-signature tools we did not see it, or could not check it. The order follows our overall score; what a tool pays does not count towards it.
ValidSign, Stiply, Ondertekenverzoek, SignRequest, Zynyo and Signly come from a Dutch company. For the other 8 e-signature tools in our guide we did not find this, or could not check it.
ValidSign comes top in our overall score. What a tool pays does not count towards it. Still check whether the plan suits you: price, limits and features are on the tool page.