PRESS RELEASE: Melbourne firm releases patent pending cyber secure digital signature solution to change the world

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Melbourne based jeylabs launched their e-signature solution called GetSignature in March 2020 with a focus on helping people and businesses work well virtually during covid.

With the surge in working from home, GetSignature aims to crack the local market of businesses and consumers looking for an easy electronic signature solution that is trustable and cost effective.

Offered as a monthly subscription, this patent pending technology also uses military grade encryption to keep your signature and documents safe from prying eyes on the internet.

No more printing, scanning and chasing signatures.
GetSignature is not only helping you saving paper, time and money but also help you green the planet.
They do this so uniquely with their partnership with one tree planted.org. They have just planted their first 200 trees in Australia through this partnership.

Company CEO, Jey Srikantha said that they are committed to plant trees with every subscription.
He added “Document eSignature solutions have been around for a while but are traditionally expensive and fundamentally flawed from a security perspective.
GetSignature, an Australian innovation, has taken a different approach to getting your documents securely signed with patent-pending document protection technology.”

GetSignature is all about making security seamless and easy to practice. Their focus on usability also helped them win enterprise deals. jeylabs has signed major multi-year on-prem deal with a construction business to deliver digital signatures for invoice processing at scale.

GetSignature starts at $6 per month for 2 users with their Family plan and goes all the way up to Business plans at $47 per month for 5 users. Built using the latest server less technology GetSignature is taking the pandemic head-on.

GetSignature is also looking to leverage the Victorian Government’s Digital Adaptation program to get its technology in the hands of local businesses.

November 18, 2020/by Reland Pigte

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