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For most use cases, customers, and places, a standard electronic signature is sufficient. However, transactions in heavily regulated industries, in certain countries or with governmental entities may require or prefer digital signatures.
A digital signature uses a technology called a digital certificate to authenticate the signer’s identity. Digital certificates indicate that the signers have completed extra steps to confirm their identities. A signer’s digital certificate creates the signature and then attached to the signed document.
If the sender requires you to sign with a signer-held certificate, then you must provide a digital certificate to complete the signing process.
Some digital certificate providers store your certificate for you. However, with a signer-held certificate, your certificate is installed on your computer or stored on a smart card or USB drive.
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SAP Signature Management by DocuSign XX-PART-DSN
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PKI ;digital certificate , KBA , XX-PART-DSN , SAP Signature Management by DocuSign , XX-PART-DSN-SRV , Change Requests, Services, Provisioning , How To
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