In today's fast-paced digital world, efficient and secure document approvals are essential for businesses and individuals alike. VeryPDF eSign is your go-to solution for e-signing PDF documents with confidence, compliance, and convenience. Let's explore the features and benefits of this robust eSignature software that simplifies the way you sign and manage your documents online.
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eSign PDF Documents with Confidence
One of the standout features of VeryPDF eSign is its ability to add certificate-based signatures to PDF documents. These signatures are not just digital representations of handwritten signatures; they are 100% verifiable, backed by unique key identifiers and secure encryption protocols. This ensures the integrity and authenticity of your signed documents.
On-the-Go Signing with Legal Compliance
VeryPDF eSign enables you to open and sign PDF documents with legally binding e-signatures, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations. Whether you're in the office or on the move, you can trust that your e-signatures are legally recognized and secure.
Create and Distribute E-Signable PDFs with Ease
Creating e-signable PDFs has never been simpler. VeryPDF eSign allows you to generate PDF documents ready for e-signing and send them in bulk to recipients. Collaborate seamlessly with colleagues, partners, or clients by requesting PDF signatures from up to 100 people. Plus, you can clearly indicate where each signature is required, streamlining the entire signing process.
Track and Manage Signing Status in Real Time
With VeryPDF eSign, you can effortlessly track and manage the signing status of your documents in real time, no matter where you are or what device you're using. Stay informed about which documents have been signed and which are pending, ensuring that you never miss a critical signature.
Safeguard Your Business with ISO/IEC 27001 Compliance
Security is paramount when it comes to electronic signatures, and VeryPDF eSign takes it seriously. The software complies with ISO/IEC 27001 and legal eIDAS standards for Simple Electronic Signatures (SES), ensuring that your data and documents are in safe hands.
Agreement Automation for Seamless Workflows
VeryPDF eSign goes beyond just e-signatures; it offers powerful agreement automation features. You can generate documents, negotiate contracts, accept payments, and create automated workflows to keep your business moving forward efficiently.
Unified Digital Solutions for Enhanced Productivity
As a leading global provider of electronic signature solutions, VeryPDF eSign accelerates agreements, eliminates manual tasks, and seamlessly integrates with other software. Experience the convenience of unified digital solutions for your document management needs.
Highest Data Security Standards
When it comes to data security, VeryPDF eSign sets the bar high. The software provides multi-layered encryption for data both in transit and at rest, ensuring that your data remains secure. With its own data centers, VeryPDF eSign guarantees the highest levels of protection, making it a trusted choice for governments and healthcare providers.
Versatile Usage for Various Document Types
Electronic signatures are versatile and widely accepted for personal and business documents and agreements. Some examples of documents you can eSign include purchase orders, offer letters, sales contracts, rental agreements, lease agreements, real estate agreements, loan agreements, permission slips, and liability waivers. In the United States, electronic signatures hold the same legal weight as traditional paper signatures, thanks to the ESIGN Act of 2000.
Features Overview
VeryPDF eSign offers a comprehensive set of features to meet your electronic signature and encryption needs:
- Support for various input and output PDF formats.
- Batch processing for multiple PDF documents.
- Compatibility with smart card certificates (qualified certificates).
- Time-stamping (RFC 3161) and batch signatures.
- Integration with PKCS#11, PKCS#12, Apple Keychain, and Windows Certificate Stores.
- A versatile COM interface for various programming languages.
- Linearization (Fast Web View) support.
- PDF encryption support with multiple algorithms.
- No reliance on Adobe products.
- Support for all PDF digital signature formats.
- Option for visible or invisible PDF signatures.
- Integration with business applications using a server API, desktop API, or command-line approach.
VeryPDF eSign is your trusted partner for electronic signatures and document security. It simplifies the document approval process, enhances collaboration, and ensures the legal compliance of your e-signatures. With its robust feature set and commitment to data security, VeryPDF eSign is your go-to solution for e-signing PDF documents with confidence and efficiency.
VeryPDF PDF Security and Signature Command Line options:
Product Name: VeryPDF PDF Security Command Line
Product Web Page: http://www.verypdf.com/app/pdf-security-and-signature/index.html
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Description: Batch add electronic signatures and encryption to PDF files from command line.
Usage: pdfsecure.exe [options] <in-file> [<out-file>]
-listcer <string> : List certificates under store (ALL, MY, ROOT, CA, etc.)
-cername <string> : Set Certificate name
-cerissuer <string> : Set Certificate issuer
-cerserialno <string> : Set Certificate serial number (hex string)
-cerstore <string> : Certificate store (MY, ROOT, CA, etc.)
-cerlocation <int> : Certificate store location (0: local system, 1: current user), 1 is default
-signreason <string> : Signature reason
-signfillcolor <string> : Signature fill color
-signfillcolor FF0000: Red color
-signfillcolor 00FF00: Green color
-signfillcolor 0000FF: Blue color
-signfillcolor HexNum: Other colors
-signstrokecolor <string>: Signature stroke color
-signstrokecolor FF0000: Red color
-signstrokecolor 00FF00: Green color
-signstrokecolor 0000FF: Blue color
-signstrokecolor HexNum: Other colors
-signinfo <string> : Signer's contact info
-signrect <string> : Signature annotation rectangle, e.g., -signrect "x,y,w,h"
-signpage <int> : Signature annotation page number (default: last page)
-signlinewidth <int> : Signature line width
-signfont1 <string> : Signature font name 1
-signfont2 <string> : Signature font name 2
-signtext1 <string> : Signature text 1
-signtext2 <string> : Signature text 2
-signbgimage <string> : Signature annotation background image
-signdocperm <int> : Set Document access permissions for signature
-signdocperm 1. Any change to the document invalidates the signature.
-signdocperm 2. Permitted Filling Forms, Instantiating Page Templates and Signing. Other changes invalidate the signature.
-signdocperm 3. Include 2, as well as Annotation Creation, Deletion and Modification. Other changes invalidate the signature.
-timestampurl <string> : Time stamp server URL
-timestamppwd <string> : Time stamp server credentials
-createtimesign : Create a time stamp signature, you need set -timestampurl first
-inopenpwd <string> : Specify a password for the input file
-openpwd <string> : Set 'open password' to PDF file
-ownerpwd <string> : Set 'owner password' to PDF file
-keylen <int> : Key length (40 or 128 bit)
-keylen 40: 40 bit RC4 encryption (Acrobat 3 or higher)
-keylen 128: 128 bit RC4 encryption (Acrobat 5 or higher)
-perm <int> : Set the permission flags
-perm 4: Allow Printing
-perm 8: Allow Changing the Document
-perm 16: Allow Content Copying or Extraction
-perm 32: Allow Commenting
-perm 256: Allow Filling of form fields
-perm 512: Allow Content Extraction for Accessibility
-perm 1024: Allow Document Assembly
-perm 2048: Allow High Quality Printing
-perm 3900: Allow All Permissions
-perm 0: Not Allow All (default)
-perm -1: No Encryption is used
-stringcrypt <string> : Set the string crypt filter, e.g., rc4, aes128, aes256, default is rc4
-streamcrypt <string> : Set the stream crypt filter, e.g., rc4, aes128, aes256, default is rc4
-linearize : Optimize for the web (linearize)
-forceencrypt : Force encrypt some special PDF files
-newencrypt <string> : Use new encryption options
-skip : Skip existing output files, don't overwrite it
-v : Print copyright and version info
-h : Print usage information
-help : Print usage information
--help : Print usage information
-? : Print usage information
-$ <string> : Input registration key
Example:
pdfsecure.exe -listcer all
pdfsecure.exe -listcer my
pdfsecure.exe -listcer ca
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -cerissuer "Issuer" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -cerserialno "01234567890ABCDEF" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -cerstore my D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -cerlocation 1 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signreason "For your review." D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signfillcolor FF0000 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signstrokecolor FF0000 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signinfo "support@verypdf.com" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signrect "100,400,400,300" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signrect "0,0,0,0" D:\test.pdf D:\invisible.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signpage 1 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signlinewidth 10 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signfont1 "C:\Windows\Fonts\Arial-CE-Italic.ttf" -signfont2 "C:\Windows\Fonts\times.ttf" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signtext1 "Text1" -signtext2 "Text2" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signrect "100,100,400,400" -signtext1 "line1\nline2\nline3" -signtext2 "line1\nline2\nline3\nline4" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signbgimage "D:\background.jpg" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signbgimage "D:\background.png" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signdocperm 1 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signdocperm 2 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signdocperm 3 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -createtimesign -timestampurl "http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -createtimesign -timestampurl "http://timestamp.globalsign.com/scripts/timestamp.dll" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -createtimesign -timestampurl "http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -createtimesign -timestampurl "http://tsa.starfieldtech.com" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -createtimesign D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -inopenpwd 123456 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -openpwd 123 -ownerpwd 456 -keylen 128 -perm 2048 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -keylen 128 -perm 0 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -keylen 128 -perm 0 -forceencrypt D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -perm -1 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -stringcrypt AES256 -streamcrypt AES256 -perm 0 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -stringcrypt AES128 -streamcrypt AES128 -perm 0 D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -stringcrypt AES256 -streamcrypt AES256 -perm 0 -linearize D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -openpwd 123 -ownerpwd 456 -stringcrypt AES256 -streamcrypt AES256 -perm 0 -linearize D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -ownerpwd 456 -stringcrypt AES256 -streamcrypt AES256 -perm 0 -linearize D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -newencrypt "--encrypt 123 456 256 --force-R5" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -newencrypt "--encrypt 123 456 256 --print=full --modify=none" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -newencrypt "--encrypt 123 456 256 --force-R5 --print=full --modify=none" D:\test.pdf D:\out.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -$ XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX
pdfsecure.exe -newencrypt "--encrypt \"\" \"owner-password\" 128 --use-aes=y --print=full --extract=n --assemble=n --annotate=n --form=n --modify=none --modify-other=n" readme.pdf _readme_out_aes128_new_method_highprinting.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -newencrypt "--encrypt \"\" \"owner-password\" 256 --force-R5 --print=full --extract=n --assemble=n --accessibility=n --annotate=n --form=n --modify=none --modify-other=n" readme.pdf _readme_out_aes256_new_method_highprinting.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -ownerpwd 456 -perm 2052 -keylen 128 -stringcrypt AES256 -streamcrypt AES256 -forceencrypt -linearize readme.pdf _readme_out_aes256_highprinting.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -ownerpwd 456 -perm 2052 -stringcrypt AES128 -streamcrypt AES128 readme.pdf _readme_out_aes128_highprinting.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -openpwd 123 -ownerpwd 456 -perm 0 -keylen 128 -stringcrypt AES256 -streamcrypt AES256 -forceencrypt -linearize readme.pdf _readme_out_aes256.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -openpwd 123 -ownerpwd 456 -perm 0 -stringcrypt AES128 -streamcrypt AES128 readme.pdf _readme_out_aes128.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -openpwd 123 -ownerpwd 456 -perm 0 -keylen 128 -stringcrypt rc4 -streamcrypt rc4 -forceencrypt -linearize readme.pdf _readme_out_rc4.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -newencrypt "--encrypt 123 456 256 --force-R5 --print=full --modify=none" readme.pdf _readme_out_aes256_new_method.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -perm -1 -linearize readme.pdf _out_linearize1.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -openpwd 123 -ownerpwd 456 -keylen 128 -perm 2048 -linearize readme.pdf _out_linearize2.pdf
%F in (D:\temp\*.pdf) do pdfsecure.exe -perm -1 -linearize "%F" "D:\out\new_%~nF.pdf"
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signrect "50,500,200,60" -signpage 1 readme.pdf _out_1.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signbgimage "logo.png" -signrect "50,500,200,60" -signpage 1 readme.pdf _out_2.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signrect "0,0,0,0" readme.pdf _out_3.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -signreason "For your review." -signinfo "support@verypdf.com" -signfillcolor 00FF00 -signstrokecolor FF0000 -signlinewidth 5 readme.pdf _out_4.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -createtimesign -timestampurl "http://timestamp.comodoca.com/authenticode" readme.pdf _out_5.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -openpwd 123 -ownerpwd 456 -keylen 128 -perm 2048 readme.pdf _out_6.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -keylen 128 -perm 0 readme.pdf _out_7.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -keylen 128 -perm 0 -forceencrypt readme.pdf _out_8.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -perm -1 readme.pdf _out_9.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -stringcrypt AES256 -streamcrypt AES256 -perm 0 readme.pdf _out_10.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -stringcrypt AES128 -streamcrypt AES128 -perm 0 readme.pdf _out_11.pdf
pdfsecure.exe -cername "VeryPDF" -ownerpwd 456 -keylen 128 -stringcrypt AES128 -streamcrypt AES128 -perm 0 -linearize readme.pdf _out_12.pdf
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