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E-signature

Sign construction documents with a seal and verifiable evidence

Build the envelope from a PDF, a template or the project library. Invite by WhatsApp or email, in order or in parallel, and close with a sealed document, evidence certificate and public verification code.

PDF seal and public verification

How it works

From the Obrity dashboard to the signed PDF, with traceability at every step.

Prepare the envelope

Upload a PDF, pick one from the company or project library, or start from a template. Place signature, text and date fields. Set up to 20 signers, in order, in parallel or combined, plus people in copy.

Invite by WhatsApp or email

Each signer gets a personal link. You can resend the invitation and schedule reminders from the dashboard.

Verify identity and sign

They confirm a one-time code on the chosen channel, record consents and adopt a signature: typed name, drawing or image. They can also decline the document.

Close with evidence

The PDF keeps the signatures, a cryptographic seal and a time stamp. Obrity generates a completion certificate and a public verification code. When it closes, people are notified by email.

Included capabilities

What you can already use to close documents without leaving Obrity.

Envelope dashboard

Drafts, in progress, completed, declined, expired and cancelled from the signatures panel.

Reusable templates

Save a PDF with fields and signer slots so you do not rebuild the same contract every time.

From the library

Take PDFs from the company or the project, without uploading them again.

Signing order

Sequential, parallel or mixed, up to 20 signers, plus people in copy.

Correct while in progress

Update contact details or order for anyone who has not signed yet. The change is logged and, if it is their turn, the invitation is resent.

Downloadable history

The envelope trail is available in the dashboard and can be exported as PDF or JSON.

WhatsApp and email

Invitation, one-time code, reminders and closing notice, with the signed PDF attached when it fits in the email.

Seal and verification

Cryptographic PDF seal, time stamp, completion certificate and public integrity check by code.

For commercial and admin teams

Contracts, proposals, minutes and site documents that today are signed on paper or sent loose.

  • Administrators and supervisors with signature management permission
  • Commercial teams closing proposals with clients
  • External signers, without an Obrity account
  • Documents from the company or project library

What gets recorded

Each signature leaves a trail: code channel, consents, history, PDF seal and a public code to check that the file did not change.

What's included

  • Invitation and code by WhatsApp or email
  • Up to 20 signers, in order, in parallel or combined
  • Templates and documents from the company or project library
  • Cryptographic PDF seal, time stamp and completion certificate
  • Public integrity verification by code
  • Reminders, resend and signer decline
  • Contact and order correction for anyone who has not signed yet, with a trail
  • Downloadable audit history
See what is not included

What is not included

  • Qualified e-signature or third-party certification

Frequently asked questions

How do signers receive the invitation?

Yes. By WhatsApp or email, with a personal link. The verification code uses the same channel. If it does not arrive, you can resend the invitation or turn on reminders from the dashboard.

How many signers can I include, and in what order?

Up to 20. They can sign one after another, several at once, or a mix of both. You can also add people in copy.

How is document integrity verified?

Yes. When it closes, the PDF carries a cryptographic seal and a time stamp, and a verification code is published. Anyone can check status and integrity without an account.

Who can manage signatures in Obrity?

Yes. Anyone with signature permission, in practice administrators and supervisors: they create envelopes and templates, set signers, send invitations and download the original, the signed file, the certificate and the history.

Is this a qualified e-signature?

No. It is not a qualified signature or third-party certification. Obrity seals the PDF and keeps auditable evidence; whether it is enough for a specific filing depends on the document and the rules. Check with your legal advisor.

Close documents with traceability from Obrity

Request a demo and see the full signing flow with verifiable evidence.