Die einfachste API zum Signieren, Zertifizieren und Verifizieren
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Wählen Sie die optimale Integrationslösung für Ihre Architektur
Implementieren Sie unsere lokale API in einer VM oder einem Docker-Container in Ihrer Infrastruktur
Nutzen Sie einfach unsere API, um Ihre Software um die Signatur und Verifizierung von Dokumenten zu erweitern
Verwenden Sie unseren CLI-Client zum Signieren und Verifizieren von Dokumenten über die Befehlszeile
Integrieren Sie Certifaction einfach in Ihre Software und erstellen Sie schnell und automatisch Signaturen – auf jeder Plattform und in jeder Skriptsprache
How to sign and certify within your IT landscape
Overview of the full integration process
Choose the right integration solution for your architecture
- Interactive to execute commands on the shell, as part of a script or from a third party application.
- Server mode that exposes HTTP endpoints.
In both cases, the CLI sits between the third party application and Certifaction API and will handle document signing, verification and revocation without leaking the document content outside the controlled IT infrastructure of the client.
Standalone application integration
Running the HTTP server on a node
Simple document signature
Here are the steps during a simple document signature:
- The CLI Receives the PDF document to sign and process it (add security features including a unique secure URL and one or more signature pages).
- The hash of the file is sent to Certifaction API for signature
- Certifaction API uses one of its pluggable signature provider depending on the signature level and jurisdiction
- Certifaction API returns the PKCS #7 CMS signature to the CLI
- The CLI embeds the signature in the PDF document and returns to the Client
Additional signatures can be appended to an already signed document sequentially. Sending a signed document to an other signer is a simple and valid option.
Document Digital Twin
In addition to storing the secure URL inside the PDF as custom information. A Digital Twin QR code can be added to the document. This QR code contains the secure URL that can be used to retrieve the encrypted version of document stored in Certifaction servers.
When printing the document, the visible QR code can be scanned to retrieve the last version of the document. Certifaction Digital Twin bridges the world of printed and digital documents.
Here are the steps to store an encrypted version of the document and return a Digital Twin URL:
- Before signature, a unique and secure URL created and added to the document with a QR code
- The document is encrypted
- The encrypted copy is stored in Certifaction Digital Archive (DA)
- The Digital Twin URL is recorded in Certifaction document locator
