E-Signature Trust Levels & Evidence
Check what a signature records: the signer's stated purpose, sign-in checks and verification reference. Trust labels describe that evidence; they do not independently prove identity or legal status.
Existing interface image for orientation only. Framework names, status labels and signature stamps do not establish certification, legal conformity or a tested deployment. Use the qualified feature descriptions below.
How it works and what to check
The Help Center Guide, printed page 14, describes evidence labels and signing context. The supplied October 2026 product assessment reports SIMPLE and ADVANCED application classifications based on available evidence, including OTP and contextual information. These are not proof that KICA or eIDAS legal requirements are met.
OTP-backed signing requires configured authentication and delivery. The guide describes session, OTP, document-version checksum and source context for its ADVANCED label. A code check or checksum alone does not establish legal identity, sole control or legal Advanced status.
Dockria does not issue Qualified electronic signatures on its own. The reserved QUALIFIED schema value is not an operational qualified-provider service. The assessed cryptographic path uses self-issued seals, not established independent certificate-authority trust. The supplied assessment was not independently repeated here and signing was not runtime-verified.
Evidence stamps show recorded signing meaning, authentication method, date and Verification ID. Cryptographic signatures additionally show a checksum and public verification URL. A Verification ID allows inspection of available records without logging in, not independent identity certification or guaranteed proof of authenticity.
KICA section 83P addresses statutory signature requirements, while Evidence Act sections 78A and 106B address electronic evidence. EU eIDAS Qualified status requires a qualified certificate and qualified signature creation device. Review the governing law, execution formalities and actual evidence with legal advisers; product labels do not guarantee admissibility or enforceability.
Key Benefits
Application Evidence Labels
Review SIMPLE and ADVANCED classifications without treating them as legal certification. Qualified-signature support is not substantiated.
Evidence Stamp
Inspect recorded signing context and verification references; a stamp is not a compliance certificate.
Optional OTP Evidence
Add a configured one-time-code check to the signing process. OTP alone does not establish legal Advanced or Qualified status.
Verification ID
Inspect available signature records without logging in; this is not independent certification of the signer's identity.
Recorded Signing Meaning
Review the selected meaning, such as Approved, Reviewed or Witnessed, as supporting context.
Explicit Assurance Limits
Self-issued seals support integrity review but do not establish independent certificate-authority trust or universal legal validity.
Industry Use Cases
Review available signing evidence alongside transaction-specific formalities and evidential requirements.
Inspect authentication context for suitable approvals, subject to identity checks and applicable regulations.
Review recorded signing meanings and evidence labels under agency-approved procedures.
Review signatures on permitted administrative records; evidence labels do not establish informed clinical consent.
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