Today, millions of transactions are being electronically signed using Orion's patented, highly secure software.
As you embark on your new electronic signature capture project, let us help you eliminate the inefficiencies of manual, paper-based processes and bring your company into the paperless world.
As you embark on your new electronic signature capture project, let us help you eliminate the inefficiencies of manual, paper-based processes and bring your company into the paperless world.
Getting Started!
Return On Investment. One of your first tasks is to build a financial business case so that decision makers can assess the investment by analyzing the size and duration of expected gains to the investment costs. Click here to obtain a carefully designed ROI Financial Spreadsheet Tools you can use to study your needs.
Research - Once you build your business case, you will need to begin your research into the technology as well as the rules and regulations governing the technology. Unlike most other high-tech product offerings, electronic signatures are a closely governed technology. It's critically important that you select the right software as well as hardware when you make your decision. Click our Glossary Guide to help you quickly get up to speed.
Legal Aspects of Electronic Signature Capture
Since the Electronic Signatures in Global Commerce Act (the E-Sign Law) and UETA laws (Uniform Electronic Transaction Act) passed, giving legal validity to electronic signatures and documents, many organizations, representing many different industries, have replaced the live wet ink signature with electronic ones. While these laws, in conjunction with updated rules of evidence laws, have made electronic signatures legally enforceable, there are instances where their acceptability is process-governed, and/or where their legal enforceability is dependent upon the process used. Do you comply? Do you know which ones apply to you? Learn More...
Since the Electronic Signatures in Global Commerce Act (the E-Sign Law) and UETA laws (Uniform Electronic Transaction Act) passed, giving legal validity to electronic signatures and documents, many organizations, representing many different industries, have replaced the live wet ink signature with electronic ones. While these laws, in conjunction with updated rules of evidence laws, have made electronic signatures legally enforceable, there are instances where their acceptability is process-governed, and/or where their legal enforceability is dependent upon the process used. Do you comply? Do you know which ones apply to you? Learn More...
Avoid Common Pitfalls. When preparing for your project, you should keep in mind several important items that will lead to a successful outcome. In selecting the appropriate hardware, you will want to ensure that you have alternate sources available, possibly without re-programming costs. You will also want to ensure that your software meets regulatory compliance in a rapidly changing industry. Learn More...
Review Business Processes. Once you have built a solid business case, you will want to ensure that the solution has the least impact on your current/or future business processes. In reviewing your solution, an appropriate choice is one that fits seamlessly with your IT infrastructure. Learn More...
Know what you need. Your business will tell you what you need. Will you upsell? You may want a display signature capture terminal. Do you require Smart Card support? Will you need to mix and match different hardware costs at
different locations? Learn More...
different locations? Learn More...
Ready, Set, Save. Once you have selected a solution, Orion will get you up and running as quickly as possible. Many of our customers are running their solution just hours after their purchase. Contact Orion to get started.
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