Secure signature

[shaka71]

OK, here is a question that may be too specific. For work I use my laptop to take statements from witnesses. I type the up in MS Word, then attach a Topaz signature pad via USB to my laptop and have them electronically sign the statement. I then save it as a PDF and upload it to the company server. My laptop is *heavy*. I want to use my iPad exclusively. Topaz does not make a signature pad for the iPad. We use them because they have software that date and time stamps the signature so that if I were to edit the word doc after they sign, it would invalidate the signature. Is there another company that I could use with my iPad to get secure signatures to save as a pdf from MS Word, or even Pages. I mean come on, the iPad is made for this. Someone has to come up with a solution. I'm just wondering if anyone has.

 

[leelai]

Hi and welcome to the Forum!

There is an app SIGNificant signature Capture that looks promising
https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/significant-signature-capture/id433375543?mt=8

Also a company called Softpro which you may want to look at.

 

[shaka71]

Thanks. It does look promising. Downloaded it for testing. Thanks again!

 

[leelai]

Thanks. It does look promising. Downloaded it for testing. Thanks again!

You're welcome! I hope it does prove more than promising for you!

I like your Avatar also!

 

[shaka71]

Thanks, it's a photo I took in the jungles of India. Jk, it was at a zoo. Lol

 

[leelai]

Thanks, it's a photo I took in the jungles of India. Jk, it was at a zoo. Lol

Lol....gorgeous regardless.....I'm quite fond of big cats myself!

 

[twerppoet]

I like big cats too, as long as they are separated from me by formidable barriers.

I visited a small zoo a (long) while ago. They had a cougar in a fenced (high and sturdy) enclosure. It was instructive, in a Darwinian way, to watch the cat pace back and forth with its eyes locked on every blissfully unaware toddler that passed by.

 

[leelai]

I like big cats too, as long as they are separated from me by formidable barriers. I visited a small zoo a (long) while ago. They had a cougar in a fenced (high and sturdy) enclosure. It was instructive, in a Darwinian way, to watch the cat pace back and forth with its eyes locked on every blissfully unaware toddler that passed by.

Lol....very big unassailable barriers! Although last time we were in Bali we were able to cuddle a young tiger although we were told not to allow our necks to be anywhere near his head, good advice I think!.....that was a huge treat for us!

It must have been very frustrating for that cougar!!