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E-signature Options 2020-04 (view source)
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If the user can log in to an account using an LoA 2 authentication, a straightforward option is to have the user log in and “click to sign”. There should be well-described consequences of the signing action so that the user is aware that she is performing a signing action. This option is already in wide use. An example from the GC is the e-signatures applied by both manager and employee as part of the Performance Management process.
If the user can log in to an account using an LoA 2 authentication, a straightforward option is to have the user log in and “click to sign”. There should be well-described consequences of the signing action so that the user is aware that she is performing a signing action. This option is already in wide use. An example from the GC is the e-signatures applied by both manager and employee as part of the Performance Management process.
[[File:PSPM_sign3.PNG]]
[[File:PSPM sign3.png]]
=== Outside the GC - PKI-based E-Signature Solutions ===
=== Outside the GC - PKI-based E-Signature Solutions ===