In fast-paced markets, digital signatures definitely have their perks — but they also raise a few concerns and questions. For example, are your clients actually reading the documents before signing them? Are they secure? Here’s what you should know.
Source: Inman News
Click, click, sign: How to avoid digital signature pitfalls
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