DOCQUBE SIGN

Legally Binding Signatures Built In.

Send, sign and track legally-binding e-signatures with verification built in.

SIGN, SEND AND VERIFY

Everything You Need To Close Documents

Send for signature

Create an envelope, add signers and fields, and send — via Zoho Sign or DocuSeal.

Track to completion

Collect reviews and approvals, with a clear status at each step.

Signature verification

Kick off a DocQube Sign request automatically when a document is approved.

Full audit trail

A timestamped record of every step, for a defensible signing history.

Secure by default

Encryption in transit and at rest, with access controls.

Built into the platform

Trigger signatures from Workflows and store signed documents in Drive.

Workflows focuses on routing, approvals, signature loops, status tracking and notifications. Advanced, fully custom automation is available on higher tiers or on our roadmap — talk to us about your process.

VERIFICATION

Proof A Signature Is Valid

DocQube Sign doesn't just capture a signature — it detects signature boxes using computer vision and validates digital signature certificates, so you can verify that a signed document is genuine.

  • Computer-vision signature box detection
  • Digital certificate validation
  • Timestamped, tamper-evident audit trail
  • Signed documents stored securely in Drive
Proof A Signature Is Valid

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. DocQube Sign captures legally-binding electronic signatures through Zoho Sign and DocuSeal, with a timestamped audit trail for each envelope.
Beyond capturing a signature, DocQube can detect signature boxes on a document using computer vision and validate digital signature certificates — giving you proof that a signed document is valid.
Yes. DocQube Workflows can automatically start a Sign request when a document is approved, and the signed result is stored in Drive.
Sign is available per user, per month, or per envelope. See the pricing page for current figures, and note they are indicative until confirmed before launch.