Protect every agreement with vScrawl’s two-factor authentication and passkey system. Ensure only authorized signers can access and complete documents, keeping your workflows secure and your sensitive information safe.
vScrawl adds an extra layer of protection with 2FA and passkeys, ensuring that only authorized signers can access and complete documents securely.
Two-factor authentication ensures that only intended signers can access and complete documents.
Passkeys and secure authentication add trust for all parties, making every transaction more reliable and protected.
Comply with best practices for data protection and access control without relying on ID verification.
Turn repetitive documents into ready-to-use templates, making approvals faster, smoother, and error-free.
Add extra security with one-time verification for every document access and signer authentication.
Enable fast, passwordless sign-in with secure passkeys for quick access and enhanced data protection.
Help ensure that only verified signers can open and complete documents, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and protecting sensitive information throughout the workflow.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra verification step when accessing a document, requiring a one-time code to ensure only authorized signers can open and sign it.
Passkeys allow signers to log in securely without passwords. They use cryptographic keys stored on the user’s device, ensuring fast, passwordless, and safe access.
Yes, vScrawl lets you enable or disable 2FA and passkey authentication for each document, giving flexibility while maintaining security.
If a signer cannot verify their identity via 2FA or passkey, access is denied, preventing unauthorized document completion.
Yes, vScrawl’s authentication methods follow modern security best practices, protecting sensitive documents and ensuring authorized access only.
Match the check to the risk of the transaction. Two-factor authentication adds a one-time code. Passkeys give fast, passwordless access with cryptographic keys stored on the signer’s device. You can turn on one or both.
Not by itself. Under the EU eIDAS Regulation, an AES must meet four requirements. Whether a vScrawl workflow meets all of them depends on its full configuration. Higher assurance is not needed for every document. See our eIDAS overview.
Yes, on the Enterprise plan. Admins can set multi-factor authentication and access rules for users across the whole organization. This is separate from the checks you set for each signer.
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You choose the check for each document. vScrawl enforces it.
1. Prepare the document. Upload the document and add your signers.
2. Choose the check. Turn on two-factor authentication, passkeys or both for that document.
3. Signer verifies. Each signer enters a one-time code or uses a passkey before the document opens.
4. Access is controlled. If verification fails, access is denied. Authentication events can be recorded in the document’s audit trail.
Because the setting is per document, you can use stronger checks only where the risk calls for it. These checks do not rely on ID document verification.
Turn on signer authentication for documents where the wrong person signing would cause harm:
Banking. Protect loan, account and mortgage documents.
Healthcare. Make sure the right patient opens a consent form.
Legal. Secure NDAs, engagement letters and client agreements.
HR. Protect offer letters and employee records.
Insurance. Confirm the claimant before a claim form is signed.
High-value contracts. Add an extra step where the stakes are high.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication and passkey verification to protect your agreements and ensure only authorized signers can access documents. Start securing your workflow now with vScrawl.
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