Make sure the right person signs.

Switch on recipient verification and a one-time passcode goes to the signer before they can sign. The check is recorded on the certificate.

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Interactive demo of QuoteCloud signer verification. Brightline Services sends a Service Agreement to Jordan Lee at Acme Solutions with one-time passcode verification switched on, by email or SMS. On the signer's phone a passcode arrives; you can type it in, or a wrong code to see it refused, then verify and sign. Each event is added to the audit trail, and the certificate of authenticity shows Jordan Lee as passcode verified.

Recipient verificationSA-2026-114
  1. Send
  2. Verify
  3. Sign
  4. Recorded

Brightline Services Sender

JL Jordan LeeCustomer · Acme Solutions

Code to +44 7700 900 412

Messages · nowYour QuoteCloud passcode is 482 071
Jordan's phone Nothing to sign yet.
BBrightline ServicesService Agreement Verify it's you Enter the code sent to +44 •••• ••• 412
Verified · it's you Sign Service Agreement Draw your signature, or adopt your typed name.
Signed Thanks, Jordan. A signed copy is on its way to you.

Audit trail SA-2026-114

  1. Sent to Jordan Lee by email
  2. Opened on iPhone · Safari
  3. Passcode sent by SMS to +44 •••• ••• 412
  4. Passcode verified
  5. Signed by Jordan Lee
Certificate of authenticity JLJordan LeeCustomer · 14 Oct, 14:32Passcode verified · SMS 256-bit encrypted · eIDAS compliant · Hosted on AWS

Try it: send, then type the code from the message. Or get it wrong.

A second check, seconds long.

Your client hardly notices. Your records do.

  1. 01

    Switch it on per signer

    Ask for a passcode from the people whose signature matters most.

  2. 02

    A code to their inbox or phone

    Sent by email or text when they open the document to sign.

  3. 03

    Verified, then signed

    The check lands in the audit trail and on the certificate of authenticity.

Verification that holds up later.

The checks you'd want if a signature is ever questioned.

  • By email or by text.

    Send the code by SMS for a second channel, separate from the email that carries the document.

  • Single use, short lived.

    Each passcode works once and expires within minutes.

  • Guesses don't get far.

    Wrong codes are refused and attempts are limited.

  • A Verified badge on the certificate.

    Anyone checking the document later can see who verified, how and when.

    Signature certificate
  • Or an access code you share yourself.

    Set a code and tell your client on a call, so the key never travels with the document.

A forwarded email isn't a signature.

What changes when the signer has to prove it's them.

Signature onlyWith a passcode
Who can signWhoever opens the emailOnly the person with the inbox or phone
If it's forwardedThe colleague can sign itThe code still goes to the intended signer
If it's questionedA name and a timeA verified identity on the certificate and audit trail

Rated, secure and in business since 2013.

  • 4.2Capterra rating
  • 4.2Software Advice rating
  • 2013Building QuoteCloud since
  • eIDAS compliant eSignatures
  • 256-bit encryption
  • Hosted on AWS
  • GDPR compliant

Questions, answered

Know who signed. Prove it later.

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