You could also call us E-Sig City.
SigniX, a Chattanooga-based provider of e-signature technology, announced last month that it now serves up to a potential 150 million users, or people signing legal documents digitally instead of physically, thanks to a series of new partnerships with customers across the U.S.
Those partnerships include deals with health care, real estate and financial servicers which rely on digital documentation and electronic signatures for business. SigniX comes along beside those companies to provide a secure, electronic signature component.
In other words, e-signature technology allows real people to sign documents and close deals online without having to physically put pen to paper – it’s a digital solution to a practical problem in a digital age.
SigniX is a Chattanooga-based provider of e-signature technology.
Pem Guerry, executive vice president of Signix, left, and Jay Jumper, president and CEO of Signix, right, show a computer page that can be used by clients.
Leonora Zilkha Williamson is vice president of partner development at SIGNiX.“SigniX can help save customers time and money by getting rid of the process where people stop, print something out and sign it, and fax it and scan it,” said Cara Moore, content specialist at SigniX.