A signature that does not require a steady hand.
Type the intended signature and choose script, handwritten, classic, or modern styling. Phasoric records that a typed method was used without storing the typed name in the evidence event.
Phasoric Native E-Sign
Send the document. Keep the evidence.
Build an ordered packet from one or more workspace PDFs, give every counterparty a focused signing experience, and bring the completed PDF, certificate, metadata, and source links back into the vault.
An account is required to create a signature request. Invited counterparties do not need a Phasoric account.
Signature request Source locked
Engagement agreement.pdfSHA-256 · exact source version
01Alex MorganSigned
02Jordan LeeReady to sign
Typed + font choices
Drawn signature
Evidence certificate
One connected document workflow
From processed PDF to completed vault record.
Signing starts from the document you already ingested, so the source file, counterparties, evidence, completed artifacts, and searchable metadata stay connected.
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Build and lock the packet
Choose one or more processed PDFs, order them, and lock both the combined packet and a manifest of every source hash and page range.
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Set the counterparties
Add one or more signers, choose their order, place each signature field, and send secure, expiring links.
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Capture intent and signature
Each signer reviews the electronic-record disclosure and intent statement before applying a typed or drawn signature.
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Return the completed record
The signed PDF and evidence certificate return to the originating vault, and every signer receives a private, expiring completion link.
Draw when the gesture matters.
Use pointer, mouse, stylus, or touch to draw a signature. Both capture methods follow the same disclosure, intent, document-locking, and completion flow.
Evidence by design
A signed PDF is only one part of the record.
Phasoric retains the evidence needed to inspect which version was presented, what the signer affirmed, and how the completed artifacts connect to the source workspace.
SHA-256 artifact hashes Privacy-preserving network evidence Expiring counterparty links
Source integrity
Each source PDF, the ordered manifest, and the completed packet have independent SHA-256 evidence.
Affirmative intent
Versioned disclosure, consent, and intent language stays with the evidence events for each signer.
Ordered events
Viewing, consent, intent, signature, and completion events are sequenced and server-sealed.
Vault continuity
The signed PDF and certificate are attached to the source note, indexed, tagged, and exposed through document metadata.
Use E-Sign to capture assent.
Send one PDF or a multi-PDF packet to one or more counterparties and retain the signed result, source manifest, and evidence. This is the workflow for agreements, approvals, acknowledgments, and other supported documents.
Use Private Mutual Exchange for reciprocal release.
When two parties must each commit a confidential package before either can retrieve the other, use the separate browser-encrypted Private Exchange protocol.
Explore Private ExchangeReady for the counterparty
Start from the PDF already in your workspace.
Choose the document, place the fields, invite the signers, and let the completed record return to the vault.