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Docusign’s first priority is to make your experience safe and secure—and to ensure you have the information you need to feel comfortable transacting business online. That’s why we created the Trust Center: to give you access to the latest Docusign security, compliance, legal, privacy, and system performance information, when and where you need it.

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Trust resources

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    Third-party risk management

    Read how third-party risk management teams evaluate e-signature solutions.

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    Are electronic signatures safe?

    Learn how e-signatures are more secure than wet signatures.

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    Learn how successful teams work together to protect their organization from harm.

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Docusign compliance certifications

Docusign meets or exceeds stringent US, EU and global security standards. Our commitment to and significant ongoing investment toward protecting customer data extends to all of Docusign’s operating environments.

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Alerts and updates

UPDATE: Subprocessor Update for Docusign Services, October 10, 2024
10/10/2024

Dear Customer,

We want to inform you that Docusign has updated the Subprocessor List for Docusign Services.

Below are the key changes:

DocuSign eSignature Service and Related Add-ons (including Rooms for Real Estate):

  • Included the following optional Service Add-on Subprocessors to the Extension Apps section:

    • Vonage Holdings Corporation for phone number verification

    • Lexis-Nexis Risk Solutions FL Inc. for Email address verification (Basic) SSN, Business Entity (Premium)

  • Added the following new optional Service Add-on Subprocessors to the Extension Apps section:

    • Zapier (Left Hook Inc.) for Infrastructure services, email delivery, and cloud hosting services

    • Smarty for physical address verification

    • Twilio for email address verification

DocuSign CLM Service and Related Add-ons:

  • Modified the subprocessor DocuSmart Inc. (d/b/a Lexion) for AI-Assisted Review services.

You may object to a subprocessor by emailing privacy@docusign.com with the subject line “Subprocessor Objection,” along with your name, your company’s name, the name of the Docusign service, the name of the subprocessor, and the specific grounds for objection.

Regards,
The Docusign Team

Planned Disaster Recovery Exercise for e-Signature in Australia
10/07/2024

Docusign will undertake a planned disaster recovery exercise on Sunday October 20 from 04:00 AEST to 06:00 AEST. The scope of this exercise is to perform a regional full-platform failover of e-Signature services in Australia. 

This exercise is not expected to cause downtime or detrimentally impact e-Signature services, however we are notifying customers as a precautionary measure.

UPDATE: Subprocessor Update for Docusign Services, August 27, 2024
08/27/2024

Dear Customer,

We want to inform you that Docusign has updated the Subprocessor List for Docusign Services.

Docusign made the following change:

  • Docusign eSignature Service and Related Service Add-ons (including Rooms for Real Estate)

    • Added DocuSmart Inc. (d/b/a Lexion) as Optional Service Add-On Subprocessor for Contextual Extractions within the eSign service.

You may object to a subprocessor by emailing privacy@docusign.com with the subject line “Subprocessor Objection,” along with your name, your company’s name, the name of the Docusign service, the name of the subprocessor, and the specific grounds for objection.

Regards,
The Docusign Team

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