Electronic signing and verification

By a simple method you can secure one or more documents with an electronic signature. Simply highlight the documents, right-click, and choose the appropriate command from the local menu. The validity of electronic signatures can just as easily be verified thanks to the options from the local menu. 

Signing and encryption wizard

The signing and encryption wizard provides a clear and quick working with the documents. Its first page gives you a choice of what to do with the document. It offers you signing of the document, encryption of the document, time stamping, and simultaneous signing and encryption. In the case of a received document, it will guide you through decryption and signature verification.

Time stamping

Along with the electronic signature, the document can also be secured by a time stamp. It provides an indisputable verification of the time when the document was signed, guaranteed by an independent time stamp authority. Usually the time stamp authority is part of a certification authority. By default, time stamp authority of TrustPort is being used.

Processing of PDF documents

This software allows encryption, signing, and time stamping of PDF documents, without having to use expensive original software for PDF editing. For both decryption of the document, and for signature verification, the recipient does not need to have any other software installed, other than Adobe Reader, which is free. Our software is indeed universally applicable, regardless of the installed software the recipient has installed on their computer.

Obtaining a digital certificate

A condition for signing electronic documents is the ownership of a digital certificate. The software, based on the information provided by you, will generate a request which you can send to the certification authority of your choice. The certification authority verifies the request, and then issues you a digital certificate. Before you have your certificate issued, review the conditions laid down by the certification authority.

Protected storages for certificates and encryption keys

A valid digital certificate can be imported into a protected storage. After it has been stored, the certificate is ready to be used for signing. The purpose of the protected storage is to prevent theft and misuse of certificates. The software distinguishes in particular local and portable storages. Local storages are located on the hard drive, and portable storages are located on tokens or smart cards.

Recommended system requirements

• Intel Pentium II
• 64 MB RAM
• 20 MB of free disk space

Operating systems supported

Operating system	TrustPort eSign Pro
Windows 7 (32bit)
Windows 7 (64bit)
Windows 2008 (32bit)
Windows 2008 (64bit)
Windows Vista (32bit)
Windows Vista (64bit)
Windows 2003 (32bit)
Windows 2003 (64bit)
Windows XP (32bit)
Windows XP (64bit)
Windows 2000 (32bit)
Windows Me
Windows 98

Language versions

Language	TrustPort eSign Pro
English
Czech
German
Italian
Portuguese
Russian
Spanish

Installation file

TrustPort eSign Pro – 30-day fully functional trial version

Documents

Product leaflet

License agreement

Manuals

User guide

If you need more information about this product, please consult the user manual, which is included in the product. You can also send us your query using the web form in the section Support.

Support

Screenshots

Signing and encryption wizard		Signing and encryption wizard		Signature information		Encryption settings
Storages management		Main menu		Time stamp authority		Language settings
Recipient's certificates		Time stamp authority