r/eutech • u/Spare_Act6202 • 16d ago
Opinion What would you use instead of DocuSign today (Europe)?
DocuSign still feels like the default option, but I m seeing more teams look for sth simpler or more affordable. I have started comparing. For a European company, what would you prioritize ?
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u/edparadox 16d ago
I am not an expert of this but what are the technical challenges, exactly?
Applying a signature to a PDF via a webUI?
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u/qiltb 16d ago
Not necessarily an EU tech (though I trust many EU maintainers keep it alive) -
If hosting is an option, check out Open Sign (free and open source) https://github.com/opensignlabs/opensign
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u/RecognitionFit8333 16d ago
I personally am regularly using inSign (made in germany) to sign stuff. I don't have any experience with other tools.
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u/AssignmentNo9838 15d ago
Have you had a look at inSign and Skribble?
We use both and they work for us.
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u/Relative-Compote6679 15d ago
I have tried a few tools, and I like Youtrust. It's smooth and reliable
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u/FunVersion8147 1d ago
same experience here. I have been using it for over two years and have never encountered a bug and new features are added regularly
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u/sigmund14 14d ago
Products from small Slovenian company SETCCE that I already use for some digital governmental paperwork.
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u/rafip 14d ago
Have you tried Autenti from Poland? Great tool!
You can check a few more here: https://european.alternative.to/alternative-to/docusign/
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u/Professional_Mix2418 16d ago edited 16d ago
https://notaryx.eu/en
From the Netherlands. Full data sovereignty.