SignEasy - A Simple Way to Sign Documents

SignEasy is the simplest and the fastest way to sign documents. The application is provided by Glykka LLC and is available for free in the Google Play Store.

SignEasy application lets the users sign the documents using their mobile device instead of printing the document, signing it and scanning it before sending to someone. Simply import the document, sign and send it.

SignEasy Home Screen ScreenshotThe users can upload a document from Email, SD card, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive or Evernote. The application misses to include the OneDrive. The application supports documents from PDF, Word, Text, HTML to image formats like PNG, JPEG and more.

Sign the docs and in addition to that add initials, date, text, images. Signature, initials, text can be added in different colors like blue, black and red color. An unauthorized signing of the docs can be restricted by using a passcode or Nexus Imprint fingerprint authentication feature. In addition to that, the users can export their signature or get their documents signed by others.

Email the file as a PDF attachment. The users can upload the file to the Google Drive, Evernote, OneDrive or similar cloud services. The users can share these docs via Skype, Lenovo's ShareIt application but not WhatsApp.

The users can forward the signed docs to a secondary email address automatically with digital audit log and use settings to add customized email footer.

If the user's signup to the service via the android application, then they get a 7-day free trial of the Pro plan. Three different paid plans are available for the mobile users. The pro plan and Business plan costs around Rs. 2,457.99/year and Rs. 4,916.59/year respectively. Other than the yearly plans, you can choose to pay Rs. 318.46 to sign for every 10 docs.

The pro plan comes with features like unlimited documents signing, cloud integration, offline signing, Instant document sync, Nexus Imprint fingerprint authentication.

The business plan is an extended version of pro plan. It comes with additional features like adding more signers or notes to documents with freestyle editing feature and use other email accounts to send documents to add@getsigneasy.com to import, sign using the application.

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