Is an electronic signature as legally valid as a handwritten one for an insurance contract?
Yes. In the United States, the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce (ESIGN) Act of 2000
and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) grant electronic signatures the same legal status as
traditional wet ink signatures. eSignly's process is designed to meet and exceed these legal standards.
What happens if a claimant disputes their signature?
This is where our comprehensive audit trail becomes critical. For every document, we provide a detailed,
court-admissible certificate that records every action taken: when the document was sent, when it was
viewed, the IP address of the signer, and the exact time the signature was applied. This provides
powerful, objective evidence to resolve disputes.
Can we use eSignly for documents that contain Protected Health Information (PHI)?
Yes. eSignly is a HIPAA-compliant solution. We offer all the necessary security features, including
access controls, encryption, and audit trails, and we are willing to sign a Business Associate Agreement
(BAA) to help you meet your compliance obligations.
How does eSignly integrate with a system like Guidewire or other claims management platforms?
Our primary integration method is through our flexible REST API. Your development team can use our API to
build custom workflows that trigger signature requests, pre-fill documents with data from your CMS, and
automatically retrieve the signed documents. This creates a seamless, automated process for your team.
Do my claimants need to pay, install software, or create an account to sign?
No. The signing experience is 100% free and frictionless for the claimant. They do not need to pay,
install any apps, or sign up for an eSignly account. They simply click a link and sign on their preferred
device's web browser.
Can I have multiple people sign the same claim document?
Absolutely. You can easily set up complex signing workflows, specifying the order in which multiple
parties need to sign. This is perfect for settlement agreements that require signatures from the claimant,
their attorney, and a representative from your company.
How does your pricing model work as we scale our claim volume?
Our pricing is built to scale with your business. We offer volume-based discounts for high-frequency
users, ensuring that as your efficiency increases, your cost per document decreases. We prioritize
transparent, predictable costs over complex, hidden fees.
What options do we have for high-stakes identity verification?
For sensitive or high-value claims, you can mandate advanced authentication methods. This includes
Knowledge-Based Authentication (KBA) and Government ID verification, ensuring you have the highest level
of assurance before finalizing a transaction.
What does the implementation timeline look like for a mid-sized insurance firm?
Speed is our priority. Most teams are up and running with our web dashboard in less than an hour. For API
integrations with your CMS, our clear documentation and developer support allow your team to go live in
days, not months.
We operate internationally; can we control where our data is stored?
Yes. We offer data residency options that allow you to store documents and signature data in specific
regions, such as the US, EU, or Australia, ensuring you remain compliant with local data sovereignty laws
and regulations like GDPR.
Can field adjusters work with documents if they have intermittent connectivity?
Yes. Our mobile-optimized interface is built to handle network fluctuations. Documents can be prepared
for in-person signing, and our platform gracefully manages the sync process once the connection is
re-established, ensuring the workflow is never lost.
What level of support is included with your enterprise plans?
Enterprise clients receive dedicated account management, priority technical support, and onboarding
assistance. We are committed to your success, providing a direct line to our experts to help you optimize
your workflows and scale your operations.
Can we automate reminders to reduce follow-up work?
Yes. You can configure automatic, intelligent reminder emails to be sent to signers who have not
completed their documents. This reduces the manual administrative burden on your staff and significantly
increases document completion rates.
How does the tamper-evident technology work?
Once a document is signed, we apply a cryptographic hash and a digital seal. If anyone attempts to modify
the document after it has been signed, the seal breaks, and the document is marked as invalid. This
ensures the integrity of your claim files at all times.