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eIDAS2

What changes with eIDAS2 and why companies must review digital identity, signature and document traceability well in advance.

Digital Signature May 16, 2024 · 6 min read · Dokuflex Team
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eIDAS2 reinforces the European framework for digital identity and trust. For companies, this means reviewing how they handle electronic signature, identity, evidence and document processes to ensure operations are more robust and more interoperable.

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Key points to review from the start

The change does not only affect technology; it also impacts validation, consent and archiving flows.

  • Review where documents are signed and what evidence remains associated.
  • Analyse how the identity of users, customers or employees is validated.
  • Ensure traceability of the case file before, during and after signing.

How to roll it out without friction

The best preparation is to integrate signature, workflow and documents into a single process experience.

  • Connect signature with approvals and upstream workflow steps.
  • Link identity, evidence and final document in a single case file.
  • Make retrieval and audit of evidence easier when needed.

Where Dokuflex fits

Dokuflex helps implement this approach because it integrates digital signature into the business process itself.

  • Fewer manual steps between validation, signature and archiving.
  • Greater legal certainty and better document context.
  • Ability to adapt the flow to different compliance levels.
Next step

Turn this need into a measurable process

Dokuflex combines BPM Low-Code, document management, digital signature, integrations and AI to help you automate processes with control, traceability and room to evolve.

Frequently asked questions

Does eIDAS2 force changing every signing process

Not necessarily, but it is worth checking whether your current flows properly support identity, evidence and traceability for the most sensitive cases.

Should the signature be kept separate from the workflow

No. In fact, integrating it into the workflow is a far more robust way to preserve context and evidence for the full process.

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