Deliver the signing link straight to a signer's WhatsApp — phone-bound, PIN-protected, and built toward the EU's Advanced Electronic Signature standard.
Email invites get lost in spam, forwarded to the wrong inbox, or just ignored. For a lot of signers — especially outside the US — WhatsApp is where they actually read messages.
Docracy can deliver the same secure signing link over WhatsApp instead of (or alongside) email, tied to the signer's own phone number and gated behind a required PIN.
The link only reaches the signer's own WhatsApp account — not a shared inbox.
A preparer-set PIN is required on every WhatsApp link — proof of more than just phone possession.
Meta's delivery/read confirmations are recorded in the audit trail alongside the signed PDF's hash.
Signed-up free accounts get 1 WhatsApp-signed invite per month.
Paid accounts get 10 WhatsApp-signed invites per month included, with extra sends billed at $0.50 per signer. Enterprise gets 50/month fair-use.
You set a PIN and the signer's phone number. Docracy delivers the signing link to their WhatsApp. They enter the PIN, then sign — phone-bound delivery with an audit trail.
Signed-up free accounts get 1 WhatsApp-signed invite per month. Paid plans include 10/month, then $0.50 each. Enterprise gets 50/month fair-use.
WhatsApp-verified, PIN-protected signing is designed toward the EU eIDAS AES criteria (unique linkage, identification, sole control, tamper-evidence). Default email signing remains SES. See /advanced-electronic-signature and /trust.
Advanced Electronic Signature (AES) · See pricing · Trust & security
Free to start — no account needed to send or sign.
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