Zero Footprint Signing, Browser based PDF signing using Windows keystore, Smart Card signing

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See how simple it is to sign PDF documents

Zero Footprint Client-side Signing using GoSign Professional

This demo allows you to sign a PDF document using a standard browser and locally-held signing keys (e.g. on a smartcard or Windows Keystore).

Step 1: Select your document:

Use a standard contract.pdf document already held on the server

Note: The first time this demo runs it does a little bit slower! The signing is done by a signed Java Applet which is downloaded from the demo web- site and is then cached. The next run of this demo is much faster since the demo is already in cache.

Use my own document, which I will upload (see note below on restrictions on document size):

File Path:

Step 2: Select key location:

Select Signing Type

Use locally held keys

Using Roaming keys

Notes
	The advantage of this solution is that any file can be signed using locally held keys / certificates (held in Windows CAPI smartcard / USB token / software. PKCS#11 support for non-Windows platforms is also supported).
	You can control the features shown in the applet showing the PDF.
	Signatures can be created within existing blank signature fields or optionally drawn and applied anywhere on the document as required.
	The signature appearance is fully configurable and supports local language strings.
	The demo file size is restricted to 100KB.