DALLAS, USA: Vignature, image-based electronic signatures provider has announced the release of its e-signature app for Android.
"People do not want to be tied to an office, near a fax machine. They want to conduct business on the go," said Matt Spradley, CEO of Vignature. "The development of our Android app was driven by consumer demand."
VC Fred Wilson recently blogged about his frustration with not being able to sign a document while on vacation. He requested that his readers share "any good mobile signing apps on Android."
Fred is among the growing legions of people using the Android OS. According to a July 2011 Nielsen report Google's operating system is used by 39 per cent of all smartphones in the United States.
The Android app joins Vignature’s existing suite of e-signature products, including Vignature for iPhone 4 and iPad 2.
All of the products are camera-powered, and capture a time-sensitive photograph of the signer.
In order to sign with the Vignature app an individual can open a document, and “tap to sign.” Then the user agrees to pose for a photograph, as a part of the signing process. Finally, the user can email the signed document to himself and/or another recipient, said a release.