EchoSign
EchoSign is a Web 2.0 electronic signature and enterprise content management system with specific focus on the document management and verification life-cycle.[1] Its major features centre in document signing, tracking and filing. It supports signing by email (e signature) or by fax.
EchoSign maintains a global affiliate programme. It is available via salesforce.com's AppExchange[2] and WebEx's WebEx Connect.[3] EchoSign has also been integrated by other 3rd party services such as Zoho Writer [1], Box.net [2], and HR Block Rocketlawyer.
EchoSign was founded by Jason Lemkin[4] and Jeffrey Zwelling.[5] EchoSign was acquired by Adobe Systems Incorporated in 2011.[6]
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[edit] Lawsuits
In July 2011, Echosign has been sued by competitor RPost for patent infringement.[7]
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[edit] References
TechCrunch: EchoSign Reaches One Million Users for E-Signatures http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/09/18/echosign-reaches-one-million-users/
- ^ Office 2.0 Redux – Forbes
- ^ EchoSign Contract Management Service
- ^ EchoSign Joins WebEx Connect Developer Network to Brings its Award-Winning Contract Signature Application to the WebEx Connect Platform
- ^ Five Questions For Jason Lemkin Co-founder and CEO of EchoSign – InformationWeek
- ^ EchoSign Solves Signature Page Woes – TechCrunch
- ^ Leading Web-based Signature Solution Joins Document Exchange Services Platform
- ^ Leading Patent Lawsuit From RPost Could Spell Trouble For Adobe / EchoSign
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