Three levels of e-signature
Simple (typed name), advanced (uniquely linked to signer + tamper-evident), qualified (certificate from a trusted provider). Qualified signatures carry the same legal weight as handwritten under EU eIDAS.
US E-SIGN Act and UETA
In the US, the E-SIGN Act and state-adopted UETA make electronic signatures on board minutes valid in every state, provided intent, consent and recordkeeping are documented.
What makes a signature audit-proof
Signer identity verification, document hash, timestamp from a trusted authority, and an evidence trail that survives platform changes. Without these, a signature is just an image.
Built into Quorade
Quorade applies advanced e-signatures with qualified timestamps and exports the full audit trail in one click. Ready for notaries, lawyers or court.