Does eSignGlobal support API integration?
Yes, eSignGlobal provides standard OpenAPI capabilities for customers to integrate. The online docking documentation for OpenAPI can be found at: https://www.esignglobal.com/zh-CN/developer-center/api
Does the signing page support embedding or integration in third-party applications on mobile devices?
eSignGlobal supports mobile integration of the signing page. After developers create and initiate a signing process through OpenAPI, they can obtain the signing page link via OpenAPI and integrate it into clients' own third-party applications (APPs), enabling signers to access the signing page within the clients' APPs. Currently, the mobile version of eSignGlobal's signing page does not support iframe embedding.
Does the initiation page support embedding or integration with third-party applications?
eSignGlobal supports the integration of the initiation signing page. Developers can create a signing process through OpenAPI, then call the "Create Envelope Sender View" to obtain the link to the initiation signing page and integrate it into clients' own third-party applications, allowing initiators to open the initiation signing page within the clients' applications. Currently, eSignGlobal's initiation page only supports PC-side iframe embedding or Webview integration methods. Mobile-side iframe embedding of the initiation page or integration via initiation links is not supported at this time.
The signature generation methods and verification of eSignGlobal
eSignGlobal currently supports two signature methods: Electronic Signature and Digital Signature (which will be supported in different countries/regions soon). For the more common Electronic Signature, the signature generation method involves synthesizing a digital certificate on the signed document. When verifying the signature, it is not possible to locate a specific signature or seal; instead, the entire document is verified. For the higher-security Digital Signature, the signature generation method involves synthesizing the digital certificate within a specific signature field. When verifying the signature, it is possible to locate and verify a specific signature or seal.
In countries where electronic contract laws have not been enacted, will eSignGlobal intercept contract initiations? Or will the interception be done by the counterparties themselves?
In countries where electronic contract laws have not been promulgated, eSignGlobal generally does not proactively intercept contract initiations. eSignGlobal complies with laws and regulations worldwide to ensure the legal validity of electronic signatures, but it primarily relies on users' own understanding and compliance with the laws of their regions to ensure contract legality. If there are no relevant legal regulations locally, eSignGlobal typically assumes that as long as both parties to the contract agree, electronic contract signing can proceed without intercepting the contract initiation. For counterparties, interception will also not occur, which mainly depends on factors such as the counterparties' own policies, risk assessments, and cooperation models with eSignGlobal.