Leading digital eSignature and ID verification platform VirtualSignature.com has been presented with the award for “Most Innovative Cloud Product or Service” at this year’s prestigious Computing Cloud Excellence Awards in London.
The Awards recognise the very best of the UK’s cloud industry and it selected VirtualSignature-ID for its highly innovative and powerful, yet easy to use eSignature and client onboarding platform that helps professional services firms integrate Know Your Client (KYC) and Anti Money Laundering (AML) checks into their workflows.
VirtualSignature-ID has been working closely with its clients developing the platform’s advanced features to ensure it not only meets stringent GDPR and regulatory compliance requirements to help reduce fraud, but also provides a seamless experience both for employees and end users.
Speaking following the event, David Kern, CEO of VirtualSignature-ID said:
“I am delighted for the team who have worked so hard on our platform and am proud of our collaborative approach with clients which enables us to pinpoint their challenges and develop the advanced features in our product to meet their exacting needs.” He added “My background in technology and financial services, both of which are heavily regulated industries has helped us develop a robust solution.
I am delighted that our platform is now assisting the legal, accounting and property sectors with an affordable solution that is easy to plug in to their existing practice or document management systems and one that can help significantly reduce risk by reassuring them as to who exactly is behind the signature.”
VirtualSignature-ID which recently benefited from an oversubscribed EIS funding round through Endeavour Ventures, continues to get recognition as a ‘best in class’ solution and gain market share as more professional firms switch the their award winning platform.
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