Constellation1 eSign for any industry, anywhere
A web-based tool that enables you to instantly capture electronic signatures on documents and forms.
Constellation1 eSign for any industry, anywhere
A web-based tool that enables you to instantly capture electronic signatures on documents and forms.
eSignature
eSignature for Enterprise
Security
Pricing
Need signatures
in a hurry?
Constellation1 eSign offers a simple, user-friendly interface, and access from any device at any time. Create documents using a simple wizard interface, email those documents for signatures, and get confirmations fast!
eSignatures are secure and legally binding. You and your clients will love it!

Key features
Multiple Signers, Multiple Documents
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Import CSV of signers for bulk sign
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Invite one or more signers
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Control the sequence of signers
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Upload one or more documents
Secured Signing Sessions
- Session secured to Federal government standards
- Ability to password protect signing sessions
- Audit log tracks session activity
Secured Document Storage
- Online access to documents
- Documents stored for up to 6 months (Longer if needed)
- Access executed contracts anytime
Training and Support
- Tutorials and videos
- Live webinar training for 3+ users
- Live technician standing by
Send and Share Documents
- Integrates with Box, Dropbox & Google Drive
- Send docs from any platform via eMail2eSign™ and eSignPrinter™
Compatible with Most Files Types
Compatible with Most Forms and Contracts
eSignLogic™ Intelligence for Error-Free Signing
What is an eSignature?
An electronic signature (eSignature) is a legally recognized electronic means that indicates that a person adopts and agrees to the contents of an electronic message or electronic contract. An eSignature is “an electronic sound, symbol, or process, attached to or logically associated with a contract or other record and executed or adopted by a person with the intent to sign the record.”

eSignatures help to establish the following assurances:
Intent
Authenticity
Integrity
Non-repudiation
Advantages to Constellation1 eSign:
Legality
In 2000, the federal government enacted the Electronic Signatures in the Global and National Commerce Act (commonly referred to as the “E-Sign Act”). The E-Sign Act created a universal standard for contracts, signatures and records created by electronic means. The most important aspect of the E-Sign Act is that “a signature, contract, or other record relating to such transaction may not be denied legal effect, validity, or enforceability solely because it is in electronic format.” In other words, electronic signatures and contracts are legally enforceable.
Electronic contracting is, fundamentally, contracting and contract law. Any contract, electronic or not, requires:
- “Offer,” “Acceptance”, and
- “Consideration” – some promised exchange of value
- “No defenses” – A contract, electronic or not, will not be enforced if a successful defense can be raised: for example, if an element of the contract is “unconscionable” (violates public policy), if one of the contracting parties was too young to create a contract, etc. What is NOT allowed to be signed with digital signatures (eSignature®)? ESIGN and UETA define several contracts that are not covered by the legislation. This is not to say they are invalid as electronic transactions; they are simply not part of the ESIGN legislation. This list includes:
- Wills, codicils or testamentary trusts
- UCC transactions (other than Article 2 and Article 2A transactions) generally are excluded, in the UETA (and NCUETA as per N.C.G.S. section 66-313(b)(2)), but in appropriate instances the UCC already provides or will provide for electronic treatment.
- Any notice of cancellation or termination of utility service or to any notice of default, acceleration, repossession, foreclosure or eviction (or the Right to Cure) under a credit agreement secured by or a lease of a “private residence for an individual”.