DocuSign vs OpenText Core Signature comparison

DocuSign electronic signature platform seems to be very easy to use, both for document senders and signers, ensuring broad adoption and user satisfaction. DocuSign supports all types of signing scenarios, from the simplest to the most complex, and is easily configurable so you don't have to modify your documents or workflows. Plus, with the most robust eSignature mobile capability, you can securely sign anywhere, anytime on any Internet-enabled device.

OpenText Core Signature is a reliable and easy-to-use e-signature solution that helps businesses to streamline their document management processes

There are many positive reviews about OpenText Core Signature's integration with the OpenText Content Suite, which makes it easy for users to integrate the software into their existing workflows. This integration ensures that all documents are managed securely and efficiently, from creation to signature.

As well as its advanced signing capabilities, users appreciate the software's capability to sign documents from any location at any time. Core Signature supports a wide range of file types, including PDFs, Word documents, and Excel spreadsheets, and it also offers advanced security features such as two-factor authentication and audit trails.