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Electronic Signatures, often called eSignatures, are completed digitally by signing a document virtually with no contact with the physical paper.

An example of an electronic signature is when you digitally sign a document by typing your name in a designated signature field. Another example of an electronic signature is a scanned image of your handwritten signature that you insert into a document.

Electronic Signatures, often called eSignatures, are completed digitally by signing a document virtually with no contact with the physical paper. In Clinical Trials, eSignatures must be conducted in a system compliant with FDA 21 CRF Part 11 regulations.

An electronic record of each of the steps is created in the audit trail. This means that operating personnel no longer need to use pen and paper to record and sign for their actions. Using electronic signing, the potential to lose or damage such paper-based records is eliminated.

An electronic signature is defined as "data in electronic form which is attached to or logically associated with other data in electronic form and which is used by the signatory to sign" (eIDAS Article 3) . Thus, something as simple as writing your name under an e-mail might constitute an electronic signature.

You can create an electronic signature quickly and easily with eSignature. You simply log in to your account and choose 'Manage Profile'. Click the 'Signatures' tab and 'add new' to create an electronic signature. Choose from the menu of three different types depending on how you want to create your signature.

An electronic signature is the use of a digital impression, markup, or element to signify that the person adding their signature agrees to the terms in the contract they're signing. It's different from a 'wet signature' where parties are required to physically make a mark on a paper contract with a pen.