What is the difference between a SimplySign and Autenti by InfoCert qualified electronic signature?
Both signatures have the same legal weight as a handwritten signature, but they differ in their scope of application and where you can use them.
Autenti by InfoCert
- Where it works: You can use it exclusively on the Autenti platform.
- Use cases:
- Business documents: Sign any document requiring written form under the law, such as employment contracts, lease agreements, or copyright transfers.
- Personal documents: The certificate is assigned to a specific individual, so you can use it for personal matters handled within the platform.
SimplySign
- Where it works: Works both on the Autenti platform and outside it (on PC/Mac computers and mobile devices using the provider's software).
- Use cases: Accepted by public authorities and official portals (such as ZUS, Tax Office, JPK, KRS, EED/JEDZ). It can also be used to sign any document outside the platform using an application on a phone or computer (PC/Mac).
Need to submit a tax declaration or official form to a government portal?
Choose SimplySign. Autenti by InfoCert is designed for documents on the Autenti platform and cannot be used in external government systems.