Addo expands with Faroese eID: Samleikin
Samleikin is now available for authentication and digital signing.
Addo now supports the Faroese eID solution Samleikin as both authentication...
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Update: Flexible group management with Azure Entra ID
We’ve improved our Azure Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) integration to support many-to-many group mapping, giving you a more flexible and scalable way...
Digital administration in schools – without making it more complex
Addo Sign helps Nordic schools and educational institutions digitalise enrolments, consent forms, internship agreements, contracts and official...
eIDAS for businesses – the complete guide to legally binding electronic signatures
Electronic signing is no longer a question of if – but how.
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Ålesund municipality streamlines document signing digitally
Across the Nordic public sector, municipalities are under increasing pressure to deliver efficient, secure and sustainable services – without...
Secure digital signing for Nordic municipalities
Across Denmark, Sweden and Norway, municipalities are rethinking how agreements, consents and case-related documents are managed. The driver is not...
Why digital signing is no longer just about the signature
Many organisations are discovering the same thing: the real challenge is rarely the signature itself. It is everything that happens before and after.