Prevent spoofing and forgery
Recipients verify your organization as the signer. One click exposes an impersonator.
For official communications
Sign a report, policy, filing, or contract before it leaves your team. Each person who gets it can check who signed it and if it changed.
Start free with no card. Anyone who receives a signed file can check it without an account.
$0
for a recipient to check a file
No account
needed by the recipient
One step
after approval and before the file goes out
For each key file
Customers, staff, lenders, and partners can check it on their own. Your team does not have to reply.
Recipients verify your organization as the signer. One click exposes an impersonator.
Any change to the document after signing is caught automatically. Altered files fail verification instantly.
Every signed file is a timestamped record tied to your organization. Ready for audits, disputes, and litigation.
Mark in action
The verifier accepts the signed image. Add one object, check it again, and see the mismatch.
What the recipient sees
The proof stays with the file by email, in a portal, or on a public site.
Signed file record
Example resultThe sample above shows what every recipient sees when they verify your file.
Start the official-file workflowSee it as a recipient
Run the live sample before you change how your team sends files.
Sign the sample text. Check the signer and file result.
Run the official sampleCheck signed text or a file without an Encypher account.
Open the public verifierShare the signing and check flow with legal, records, or the team that sends the files.
Download the walkthroughHow it works
Keep the review, sign-off, and send tools you use now.
Upload the approved version. Mark binds your organization's identity and a timestamp to the file in seconds.
Send the file by email, portal, data room, or archive. Include the check link so every recipient can verify it on their own.
See who checked the file, when, and whether it passed. Build a compliance-ready audit trail without extra work.
Proof details
Every signed file carries proof that travels with it, no matter how it is shared.