Peak Sign today
The link goes to the address you entered. You can correct a wrong address or renew the link.
How does the contract reach the right person?
Today Peak Sign works with simple electronic signatures: a personal link by e-mail, explicit consent and evidence with time, version and hash. An additional identity check by SMS, code or ID document doesn't exist yet. Here both sides stand next to each other.
What decides it for you?
How does the contract reach the right person?
What Peak Sign records today. And what it can't do yet.
01 / The basis for deciding
Pick a focus. The left side shows what the register lists as live, the right side what it lists as planned.
4 dimensions · Same standard for both options
The link goes to the address you entered. You can correct a wrong address or renew the link.
How does the contract reach the right person?
A second factor such as SMS or a one-time code is planned but not usable today.
How does the contract reach the right person?
| The criterion | Peak Sign today | Additional identity check |
|---|---|---|
| Giao hàngHow does the contract reach the right person? | Peak Sign todayPersonal link by e-mail The link goes to the address you entered. You can correct a wrong address or renew the link. Backed by codeFeatures listed as live in the Peak Sign requirement register. A register doesn't replace your own test in your workspace. Source checked: Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “live”) | Additional identity checkNot available yet A second factor such as SMS or a one-time code is planned but not usable today. Backed by codeListed in the register as not live yet. We describe it here as planned and promise no date. Source checked: Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “planned”) |
| ConsentHow does the person show they want to sign? | Peak Sign todayExplicit consent Signature typed or drawn, each with explicit consent. Backed by codeFeatures listed as live in the Peak Sign requirement register. A register doesn't replace your own test in your workspace. Source checked: Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “live”) | Additional identity checkNot available yet Peak Sign has no ID document check before signing today. Backed by codeListed in the register as not live yet. We describe it here as planned and promise no date. Source checked: Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “planned”) |
| EvidenceWhat is recorded about the signature? | Peak Sign todayTime, version, SHA-256, method Plus an audit trail and a signature sheet in the executed PDF. Backed by codeFeatures listed as live in the Peak Sign requirement register. A register doesn't replace your own test in your workspace. Source checked: Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “live”) | Additional identity checkNot available yet Evidence of a verified identity can't be created today. Backed by codeListed in the register as not live yet. We describe it here as planned and promise no date. Source checked: Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “planned”) |
| Signature levelWhich level of electronic signature is possible? | Peak Sign todaySimple electronic signature Standard e-signature with evidence. You check beforehand whether it is enough for your contract. Backed by codeFeatures listed as live in the Peak Sign requirement register. A register doesn't replace your own test in your workspace. Source checked: Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “live”) | Additional identity checkAES and QES planned Advanced and qualified electronic signatures are not available in Peak Sign yet. Backed by codeListed in the register as not live yet. We describe it here as planned and promise no date. Source checked: Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “planned”) |
Source code is evidence of implementation. It does not replace a current live test.
Identity is a sensitive topic. That's why we only name what works today and mark everything else as planned.
SMS codes, one-time codes and ID checks are not available in Peak Sign yet.
Every cell points to the Peak Sign register. What isn't live there isn't shown as available here.
Which signature level a contract needs depends on the contract. Settle that with your legal advisor.
Planned means: foreseen in the register. We name no date.
02 / From feature to moment
Pick a check and apply it to contracts from your work.
Take three contract types from your work and ask: which check does this contract need?
Write down three contract types you regularly have signed, such as an NDA, a service agreement or a freelancer agreement.
You have a short list of your most frequent contracts.
Features listed as live in the Peak Sign requirement register. A register doesn't replace your own test in your workspace.
Source checked:
Peak-Admin/peak-one · docs/prd/peak-sign-prd.md (requirement register, status “live”)Task selected. No test run.
See the steps03 / Before the next step
For contracts where a simple electronic signature is enough, use Peak Sign today. For contracts with higher requirements, use a method that offers that level.
Switching is a separate decision. Prepare it and keep the open evidence in view.
The personal link only goes to the e-mail address you enter.
Start Peak Sign for contracts with a simple electronic signature. We'll name stronger identity checks only once they are available.
Start Peak SignPersonal link, consent and evidence per the Peak Sign register. Identity checks by SMS, code or ID as well as AES and QES are listed there as not live.
Check beforehand which signature level your contract requires.
No, not today. Identity checks by SMS, one-time code or ID document are planned but not available yet.
The simple electronic signature with evidence of time, version, SHA-256 and method. AES and QES are not available yet.
That depends on the contract. Peak Sign gives no legal advice. Settle the required level beforehand with your legal advisor.