Skills shortages, rising costs and growing obligations are putting increasing pressure on housing companies and cooperatives. One often-overlooked opportunity to create capacity lies in their own contract processes.
The automotive industry thrives on precision, speed, and customer trust. Yet, paper forms remain a bottleneck. They’re slow, prone to errors, and increasingly risky with GDPR tightening the rules.
Scrive’s evidence package set a new standard when we first established it. It captures the identity of the signing parties, the intent to sign and ensures the integrity of the signed document but it goes even further than this.
Legal cases are built on trust, precision, and compliance. Weak evidence can bring everything crashing down and without credibility, even the strongest narrative falls apart.
Given the evolving risks, stricter Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements are constantly being implemented, which businesses must adapt to in order to protect both their operations and customers.
Germany is taking a major step towards digitising employment contracts. Find out how this shift can simplify processes and increase flexibility in signing employment agreements digitally.
Combine Scrive’s e-sign and ID verification technology with CarWise’s expertise in the world of mobility software, providing automation and streamlined processes for rental and leasing. It focuses on streamlining document workflows, reducing costs, and elevating customer experiences by enabling e-signing in RentWise and LeaseWise.
The European Parliament has voted to approve the eIDAS 2 Regulation. This will introduce the EUDI Wallet, set to simplify the process for Europeans to identify themselves.
Scrive's strategic partnership with Arena Group, a Xerox Business Solutions Company (XBS) brings together Scrive’s e-sign and ID verification technology with Arena Group’s extensive document management and process optimisation expertise to deliver enhanced security and efficiency to the UK.
DriveX's inspection technology and Scrive's electronic signature and eID solutions provide a better digital experience for insurance, dealerships and car sales.
Traditionally, managing the paperwork associated with M&A transactions has been a time-consuming and cumbersome task, making it a perfect candidate for digitalisation.
We recently released our eBook about the EU's ongoing project around a European Digital Identity and a huge contributor to the book was Mattias Rohmée, Business Development at BankID.
Scrive has partnered with Finshark, Swedish provider of open banking solutions, to automate processes like payment authorisations, customer refunds and bank transfers.
From the use of BankID in our products to our collaboration around the European Digital Identity project, we have a great foundation for even more exciting future collaboration.
For many businesses, particularly those in banking and financial services, compliance and conversion rates present a difficult balancing act when it comes to KYC and onboarding.
Your guiding principle should always be to provide the best possible customer experience. And digital transformations can absolutely help deliver this, allowing you to meet customers whenever and wherever they are.
Remote onboarding, interactions, and structures have during recent years become the ‘new normal’. These changes also extend to the customer experience.
Eliminating errors in data, keeping personal data secure and still getting your customer behind the wheel quicker than before is a win-win, benefitting everyone involved in the process.
From day one, Riddermark Bil have put in an immense amount of effort to ensure their customers get the best possible experience when buying and selling their cars.
The new Real Estate Agents Act, introduced this summer, updated the form requirements for assignment and deposit agreements, meaning that these can now be signed digitally.
As one of the leading cities in not only Europe, but the world, to grow tech startups, Stockholm has bred a number of hugely successful businesses in fintech and beyond.
Last year, many UK residents were shocked to find out the government had given NHS medical records to Amazon, and sold a variety of them to pharmaceutical companies around the world as well.