ElectronicSignature.us

Your qualified e-signature, issued after one video call.

SimplySign is Certum's cloud-based qualified electronic signature. You confirm who you are on a video call with IDnow, holding your passport, and then sign from your phone or computer. No card, no reader, no trip to Poland.

Same legal effect as a handwritten signature in every EU member state (eIDAS, Art. 25).

What you get

A qualified electronic signature (QES)
The highest level of e-signature defined by EU regulation 910/2014 (eIDAS). Courts, registries and counterparties in all 27 member states must treat it like your handwritten signature.
Nothing to plug in
Your signing key lives in Certum's certified cloud device. You unlock it with the SimplySign app on your phone, so there is no smart card or USB reader to carry around.
Recognised by PDF software
Adobe Acrobat and Reader recognise Certum's qualified certificates as trusted, so your recipient sees a valid signature when they open the signed PDF.
One, two or three years
Pick the certificate validity that fits your plans. Before it expires we remind you and help you renew it.

How it works

Four steps from this page to your first signed document. You stay at home or in your office for all of them.

  1. Send us the request

    Fill in the form below. It takes about three minutes and you don't pay anything yet.

  2. Confirm and pay

    We check that your identity document can be verified remotely, then send you the total and a payment link, along with the details to complete in the Certum application.

  3. Video call with IDnow

    An IDnow agent asks you to show your passport or national ID card to the camera, tilt it so its security features are visible, and look into the lens.

  4. Activate and sign

    Install the SimplySign app, set your PIN and activate the certificate. From then on you can sign PDF and other documents whenever you need to.

The agent reads the machine-readable zone of your passport and compares the photo with your face on camera.

Have these ready before the call

  • A valid passport, or a national identity card from an EU or EEA country
  • A smartphone with a working camera and a stable internet connection
  • Your own e-mail address and mobile phone number, not shared with anyone
  • A quiet, well-lit room where you can be alone for the length of the call

Where people use it

Polish companiesFiling with the National Court Register (KRS) through the S24 and PRS portals, signing shareholder and board resolutions, appointing proxies.
KSeF e-invoicingAuthorising access to Poland's National e-Invoicing System for yourself or the people who issue invoices for your company.
ContractsEmployment contracts, B2B agreements, NDAs and powers of attorney that need a signature with legal force rather than a typed name.
Public officesTax returns, declarations and letters sent to Polish and other EU authorities that accept qualified signatures.

Order SimplySign

Tell us who the signature is for. We reply by e-mail within one business day with the total price and the next steps.

[email protected]

Certificate validity

Exactly as in your identity document.

With country code, e.g. +1 212 555 0100. SimplySign sends codes to this number.

Document you'll show on the call

Questions

Do I need to live in Poland or the EU?

No. Remote verification is available to citizens of many countries with a valid passport. We check your document type before you pay, so you won't be charged if it can't be verified.

Is the signature valid outside the EU?

Inside the EU it has the legal effect of a handwritten signature by law. Elsewhere, including the United States, it is a strong, verifiable electronic signature, but how it's treated depends on local rules and on the party receiving the document.

What does it cost?

The price depends on the certificate validity and includes the video verification. We send you the full total before you pay anything, and nothing is charged without your confirmation.

How long does the video call take?

Plan for about fifteen minutes, including a short wait. The agent guides you through each step, so you don't need to prepare anything beyond the items listed above.

Who sees my passport?

The video call is run by IDnow on behalf of Certum (Asseco Data Systems), the qualified trust service provider that issues your certificate. We receive only the details you type into the form on this page.

Can I get an electronic seal for my company instead?

Yes, but it follows a different process because it is issued to the company, not to you. Mention it in the form and we'll send you the options.