About Signatas
Last updated 2026-08-08
Signatas exists to make electronic signing produce evidence worth relying on, and to be honest about what that evidence does and does not show.
Why we built it
Most electronic signing tools are good at collecting a signature and quiet about what the signature proves. When a signed document is later questioned, the argument is almost never 'the bytes were altered' — it is 'I did not agree to that', or 'nobody told me it would be electronic'. Signatas is built around answering those questions, not around a decorative certificate.
So every ceremony captures consent and intent to sign, records them tamper-evidently, and produces a record you can verify yourself. And where a document type carries execution formalities — a will, a deed, a power of attorney — we flag it and point you to advice, rather than cheerfully accepting it and leaving you to find out later.
What we are not
We are not a law firm, and we do not give legal advice. We can tell you what our records show; we cannot tell you whether a particular document will hold up where you need it to. That is a lawyer's job, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.