DocuSign definition
DocuSign means DocuSign Inc., a Washington corporation.
DocuSign means the e-signature software nominated by the Buyer for execution of the Contract;
DocuSign is the brand name of a proprietary system for obtaining electronic signatures on documents in compliance with ESIGN Act and UETA.
More Definitions of DocuSign
DocuSign means the electronic signature application known as “DocuSign”.
DocuSign means a system that provides electronic signature technology and digital transaction management Services for facilitating electronic exchanges of contracts and signed documents;
DocuSign means the Docusign electronic signature software platform for the electronic execution of documents. FROM: THE PARTIES REFERRED TO IN THE TABLE IN CLAUSE 1.1 (“Guarantors”) TO: HERAN CONSOLIDATED PTY LTD A.C.N. 125 668 260 (“Seller”) RE: DIRECTOR’S GUARANTEE - PURCHASE OF A LOT IN ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ HEIGHTS COMMUNITY TITLES SCHEME
DocuSign. All information (whether written or oral) designated as such by either party together with all such other information which relates to the business, affairs, customers, products, developments, trade secrets, technology, intellectual property, know-how and personnel of either party which may reasonably be regarded as the confidential information of the disclosing party including, without limitation, information relating to programme content or schedules. DocuSign is a provider of electronic signature software that facilitates the secure exchange and completion of contracts and other legal documents by allowing an authorised person to sign a document electronically on behalf of a party to that document.
DocuSign means DocuSign, Inc., a Delaware corporation and the party providing the DocuSign Services.
DocuSign means DocuSign Inc, M12’s current chosen eSignature provider used for signing of contracts electronically.
DocuSign means DocuSign Inc, Giganet's current chosen eSignature provider used for signing of contracts electronically.