Ascertia is delighted to announced the latest SigningHub 8.4 release.
SigningHub provides an intuitive web interface, making it easy for anyone to sign. Documents can be shared, viewed, and signed on any device, anywhere, anytime in a way that suits any approval process. Over 25 languages are supported, and others can easily be added or customised.
Ascertia announced the SigningHub 8.3 release on 12 September 2022.
SigningHub provides an intuitive web interface, making it easy for anyone to sign. Documents can be shared, viewed and signed on any device, anywhere, anytime in a way that suits any approval process. Over 25 languages are supported, and others can easily be added or customised.
The SigningHub 8.3 release is available for download on the Ascertia Community. If you are not already registered, please request access from your account team.
On 10th June Ascertia announced the SigningHub 8.2 release. This release is available on the Ascertia Community for download and if you are not already registered for the Ascertia Community please request access from your account team.
On 15th March Ascertia launched the SigningHub 8.1 release. This release is now available on the Ascertia Community for download. Please request access from your account team, if you have not already registered.
On 22nd October, Ascertia launched SigningHub 8.0. The latest SigningHub release is now available on the Ascertia Community for download. Please request access from your account team, if you have not already registered.
On the 28th October Ascertia announced the launch of the SigningHub v7.7.9 release. This release includes support for the Cloud Signature Consortium API protocol and greater control of the sign-off level of assurance for users.
On the 25th January 2020, Ascertia will launch SigningHub January '20 release (version 7.7.7). This release includes additional Enterprise user features and mobile device security settings.
On 3rd April 2017, Ascertia is launching the SigningHub Spring ’17 release (v7.2). This release includes plenty of useful enhancements and new features for user authentication, local signing and security, all designed to help deliver great business value.
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