• AT.Sign

    PKI enterprise digitally signed document issuance, verification and management system

Enterprise-Wide Digitally Signed Document Issuance, Authentication & Management

AT.Sign is an industrial grade highly secure product for the issuance of digitally signed documents, certificates, licenses and forms. AT-Sign revolutionises the issuance, verification and management of digitally signed documents because it does not tie down the user to a particular client device e.g. PC, USB smart card etc. where the certificate is stored. Furthermore it does not rely on the inconvenient use of some special hardware that has to be attached to the client device for the reading and storing of the digital certificates.

AT.Sign is a new approach for integrating digital signature features into various software applications. It is provided in the form of a software library with easy-to-use interfaces through which the target software applications can implement digital signing requirements. It is supported by a highly sophisticated and secure scheme for the management of the digital certificates that are used in the signing actions. Full audit trail of the signing actions are kept as an added degree of security in proving authenticity of the signed documents.



  • AT.Sign uses a secure CertStore for the storing of users’ Digital Certificates. This secure CertStore can be physically separated from the AT.Sign server and is protected by strong encryption.

  • The access to the Secure CertStore is protected by encryption keys that are further protected by a One-time Password (OTP) accessing scheme. This is a much stronger scheme compared to the standard protection of static password that is commonly used for digital certificate access.

  • With the digital certificate centrally and securely stored, software applications can gain access to the certificate indirectly through networks for the performance of various document signing and verification transactions. These software applications are typically protected by OTP-based authentication schemes for stronger security on the access control.

  • This approach opens up the possibility for the user to indirectly access the digital certificate through authorized applications connected from many forms of online devices. This includes the smart phones and tablet PCs on which the storage of digital certification is either technically impossible or is considered as unsafe to do so even if it could be done.

  • Moreover, the access to the digital certificate, its use in any of the digital signing and verification actions, as well as certificate installation and invocation events are securely kept in the audit trail maintained by AT.Sign. This feature provides additional level of security in the proof of authenticity of documents signed by the AT.Sign software.

OS Supported Include

  • RHEL5/6, Ubuntu and other variants of Linux Unix
  • Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10
  • Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2012, 2016

Supported Certificates & File Formats

  • Works with PKCS #12 and PKCS #11 certificates
  • Works with Self-Signed certificates
  • Digitally Sign PDF documents and other XML formatted files
  • Graphical Signatures can also be embedded with Digital Signature

Improve your business process

Improve your business process

Get signatures faster and reduce the amount of time waiting for signatures and approval. Electronic signatures and documents are easier to work with and easier to track and verify.

Save time & money

Save time & money

Reduce the amount of time handling paper documents, forms, and applications. Eliminate printing, mailing and overnight postal costs. Save you and your company time and money by delivering electronic documents.

Seamless integration

Seamless integration

AT.Sign provides an application-oriented Web Services interface, API and Client Library to facilitate the quick and easy integration of AT.Sign services with any application systems.  A template (in the form of a sample program) also assists designers and implementation engineers in the customization of the document standards and workflow requirement to suit their application needs.