Signatures You Can Prove, Not Just Collect

Collecting a signature is easy. Proving, years later, that a specific person knowingly signed a specific document is what actually matters when an agreement is challenged. Dockria grades every signature with a trust level and attaches a complete evidence record, so each signature carries its own proof of authenticity.

Signatures fall into clear trust tiers. A Simple signature is placed by any authenticated user. An Advanced signature requires more: the signer's authenticated session, a verified second-factor verification at the moment of signing, the document's version checksum, and the originating session details, together forming strong, independently checkable evidence of intent. A Qualified tier is reserved for the highest assurance level, designed to align with international electronic-signature frameworks.

Each completed signature prints a tamper-evident stamp onto the document showing the signer's name, the meaning of the signature (such as Approved, Reviewed, Authored, Acknowledged, or Witnessed), the trust level, the authentication method, and the date and time in the signer's own timezone. A unique Verification ID accompanies every signature.

Anyone (including a court, auditor, or counterparty) can use that Verification ID to confirm a signature's authenticity without needing to log in. The signature panel and workflow records show the same trust and authentication badges throughout, so the strength of every signature is transparent at a glance and provable on demand.