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DigitalSign present in the 15th ENFHEX Conference

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Biometric signature featured in Stockholm

DigitalSign presented its biometric signature solutions to the European Forensic Calligraphy Expert Network. Thus, the graphometric expertise was highlighted in Sweden.

What is the ENFHEX Conference?

Every 18 months, the European Forensic Calligraphy Expert Network (ENFHEX) organises a conference with a scientific programme including research and development, quality and competence, education and training. In addition, these meetings are an opportunity for members to become familiar with the updated range of hardware and software.

The 15th edition, held in Stockholm, addressed the theme "Human Factors in the Calligraphy Exam: Addressing, Understanding and Managing".

The presence of DigitalSign

DigitalSign was present at this conference to show off its biometric signature solutions. Likewise, the team answered questions and advised all those who visited us.

A graphometric electronic signature is the most complete and secure method for collecting information about the authenticity of a signature when compared to the traditional paper method. It is, moreover, an internationally tested and proven solution.

Thus, you can electronically collect your customers' signatures on forms and on all types of electronic documents — for the purposes of GDPR consent, point of sale (POS) or hiring services — easily, safely and legally valid.

For this, the new generation of signature pads accurately collects all data from graphometric movements that integrate a handwritten signature, such as: movement speed, general duration, pressure values, number of pen lifts, acceleration, direction of movement of the pen and number of radial loops.

And in case of litigation?

Once collected, the graphometric signature is stored securely and encrypted. Thus, in case of doubt, falsification or repudiation, it may be subject to graphometric expertise by the Scientific Police — with certified training in this product — with the aim of supporting a legal decision of the court, as it happens today with paper signatures.

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