The electronic registered mail equivalent to the postal registered mail
The registered mail is the only way to give legal value to a postal mail. It is unavoidable in many procedures: calls for tenders, contract termination of all kind, injuctions…

The expedition of a registered mail remains weighty to manage. On top of printing, sending and registering costs, the expedition of a registered mail requires an employee to go to the post office. Time is spent doing the journey and waiting there… for instance, a salaried employee with a minimum wage who would spend 30 minutes and do 2 kms to go to the post office for a registered mail would cost an average of 15 euros to the company.

The dematerialisation of business flows with probatory and legal value
We Trusted Third Party service gives a new dimension to business flows by authorizing the dematerialisation of exchanges or contents (often strategics) impossible to dematerialise until now because of technical or legal reasons.
We offers new perspectives to organisations in search of infrastructures costs rationalisation, performance increase, security and legal value of electronic information and finally, quality of their service.

The service in 4 points

Non-repudiation and tracability of electronic exchanges (proofs of sending, delivery, acceptation or rejection of the digital envelope)

Strong distant parties identification

Point to point confidentiality and integrity of the message

Support to the electronic signature (including co-signature(s) and counter-signature(s)) with legal value on any type of document (contracts, purchase orders, invoices …) with tools to verify signatures on documents, envelopes, proofs (traceability receipts)

An integrated platform opened to anyone !

Ability to use the service to exchange with non-registered users while maintaining the same quality of service and guaranties, on expedition or on the reply (thanks to “pre-paid reply” feature)

Secured virtual storage system (distant and encrypted for the user) to save, organise and maintain the documents taking part to exchanges or to guaranty their anteriority

“Exchange-related” proofs management system to produce, collect, validate, maintain and make available proofs of exchanges

Exchange history management tools to trace, search and visualise exchanged envelopes