Sign documents digitally in the cloud | ZDNet
Summary
You add a feature to your service that plays to one of the biggest challenges keeping offices from becoming more paperless: how to collect the signatures needed for legally binding documents. Like other cloud backup and storage services, SurDoc automatically synchronizes your computer with files that you have been creating on your notebook or desktop. The company is giving out a digital pen that allows users to sign and date documents that are stored on the service. Usually this requires someone to download a document, print it, have it signed, and then scan it back into digital form for processing. As more of us become more mobile, digital signatures will become an even bigger consideration for cloud storage, collaboration and backup services.