Trust

Yes, electronic signatures are valid in all U.S. states and are granted the same legal status as handwritten signatures under state laws. Learn more!

Learn about the ZertES regulation and the difference between ZertES and eIDAS.

Docusign CEO Allan Thygesen introduces the FY26 Docusign Impact Report, which outlines how we are delivering on commitments to customers, employees, communities and the planet, with a focus on transparency, innovation and progress.

Financial institutions struggle to meet complex Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance requirements without creating a clunky onboarding experience that drives up customer abandonment rates. Docusign seamlessly embeds these critical compliance steps into a smooth, efficient digital workflow, resulting in reduced risk, lower costs, and a better overall customer experience.

Trust is the foundation for the development of AI technology, especially when it comes to the contract process. Building that trust begins with AI that leverages specialized contract domain expertise—the kind of deep knowledge that gives legal and business teams confidence in the decisions they make.

Docusign eSignature, IAM, and CLM have achieved GovRAMP authorization, building on Docusign's existing FedRAMP Moderate authorization. This allows Docusign to better assist state governments in managing cyber risk and safeguarding data within agreements and digital workflows.