Identity verification before an InfoCert signature
InfoCert, part of the Tinexta Group and based in Italy, connects digital identity services with certificate-based signing. Its portfolio includes qualified electronic signature certificates and identification services. The provider describes remote identification, face-to-face checks and the use of existing identities as different ways to establish who is taking part in a transaction.
Its Trusted Onboarding Platform, or TOP, combines identity verification with broader onboarding processes. For a document request, the relevant preparation is the signing identity and certificate required by the configured InfoCert method. Follow the identification route associated with that service rather than assuming every transaction uses the same enrollment process.
Choose a personal signature or organization seal
InfoCert offers digital signatures for people and electronic seals for organizations. A personal signing credential identifies the individual approving the document; a seal establishes the organization's role in issuing or authenticating it. These are separate certificate uses even when both occur within a company's document processes.
The wider InfoCert portfolio includes timestamps, identity wallets and digital preservation through Safe LTA. Preservation concerns retaining documents over time, while signing concerns the approval being completed. The request and the organization's document requirements determine which services are relevant.
Complete the InfoCert request in Nota Sign
Nota Sign supports InfoCert qualified electronic signatures and electronic seals. Read the document in Nota Sign and fill in its required fields. Continue with the configured InfoCert method, complete any identification required for that signing service and authorize the requested signature. Finish the document workflow in Nota Sign after the provider interaction.
Where an organization seal is requested, use the organization credential and authorization configured for that action. InfoCert's official website describes its QES certificates, identification options and separate trust services, providing context for the credential used in your Nota Sign request.
