Sign Documents Digitally. Anytime, Anywhere.
Replace printing, scanning, and courier services with secure electronic signatures. Support for drawn, typed, and cryptographic signatures — with complete audit trails and compliance stamps.
The days of printing documents, signing them by hand, scanning them back, and emailing the result are over. Dockria's built-in electronic signature capabilities let you sign documents digitally from any device, anywhere in Kenya or beyond, in seconds rather than days.
Dockria supports multiple signature types to match your needs. Use drawn signatures for a personal touch, typed signatures for speed, or cryptographic signatures for the highest level of verification and non-repudiation. Each signature is timestamped and linked to the signer's authenticated identity, creating an unbreakable chain of evidence.
Need signatures from external parties who do not have a Dockria account? No problem. Send secure signature requests via email with expiring links. External signers can review and sign documents through a branded portal without needing to create an account or install any software.
Every signed document includes a compliance stamp detailing who signed, when they signed, their verification method, and a tamper-proof hash of the document at the time of signing. This provides legally defensible proof of agreement that holds up in any regulatory or legal proceeding.
Dockria supports the three signature trust levels recognised under the eIDAS model — Simple, Advanced, and Qualified — so you can match the right level of legal weight to the value and risk of each transaction. Use Simple signatures for routine internal acknowledgements, Advanced signatures where signer identity and intent must be strongly tied to the document, and Qualified signatures for the highest-assurance scenarios including cross-border contracts that need to stand up under European and East African legal scrutiny.
Every signature also captures its signing meaning — Approved, Reviewed, Authored, Acknowledged, or Witnessed — so the document record shows not just that a person signed, but exactly what their signature meant in the context of the workflow. For sensitive signings, you can require a one-time email code as a second factor before the signature is committed, adding an extra layer of identity verification at the moment that matters most.
Third parties never have to take your word for it. Every signed document carries a link to a public verification page where regulators, counterparties, and auditors can independently confirm the signature, the signers, the signing meanings, and the integrity of the document — without needing a Dockria account or any specialised software.
Key Benefits
Three Trust Levels (Simple, Advanced, Qualified)
Match the right legal weight to each transaction with the eIDAS-aligned three-tier model, including Qualified signatures for cross-border legal effect.
Recorded Signing Meaning
Every signature captures whether the signer Approved, Reviewed, Authored, Acknowledged, or Witnessed the document — eliminating ambiguity about signer intent.
Public Verification Page
Anyone holding a signed document can independently verify the signatures, signing meanings, and document integrity through a public page — no account required.
Optional Second-Factor Verification
Require a one-time email code at the moment of signing to add an extra layer of signer identity verification for sensitive documents.
Multiple Signature Types
Choose between drawn, typed, or cryptographic signatures depending on your security and convenience requirements.
External Signature Requests
Send signing requests to external parties via secure, expiring email links — no account creation required.
Compliance Stamps
Every signature includes a detailed stamp with signer identity, timestamp, signing meaning, verification method, and document hash.
Faster Turnaround
Reduce document signing time from days or weeks to minutes, accelerating business decisions and contract execution.
Industry Use Cases
Law firms collect client signatures on engagement letters, settlement agreements, and court filings without in-person meetings.
Hospitals obtain patient consent signatures digitally, creating an auditable record of informed consent for procedures.
Banks and insurance companies collect signatures on loan agreements, policy documents, and account opening forms remotely.
Government agencies use cryptographic signatures on official correspondence and inter-departmental approvals.
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