Compared with other signing apps
SignPlus beside other signing apps for Confluence Cloud. A tick means everything in the row’s definition; a partial cell names what is missing. Each app links to the Marketplace listing it was checked against.
Checked on against each product's published documentation and its Marketplace listing. A dash means the feature is in neither.
| Capability | Oktul SignPlus for Confluence (opens in a new tab)Oktul | Digital Signature for Confluence (opens in a new tab)Matthias Cullmann | eSign Signatures for Confluence (opens in a new tab)Digital Rose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | No | No | |
| Yes | No | No | |
| Yes | Partly: Tied to the macro's text, not the page | Yes | |
| Yes | No | Yes | |
| Yes | No | Partly: From the first signature | |
| Yes | Partly: Limits signing to a group | No | |
| Yes | No | Partly: Webhooks only |
Qualified electronic signature
Each signer signs with a qualified eID, such as Smart-ID or an ID card, through a qualified trust service provider. eIDAS gives such a signature the legal effect of a handwritten one.
How SignPlus does itSigners outside your site
A person with no Atlassian account can sign, from an email invitation.
How SignPlus does itSignature tied to the page version
The signature records exactly which version of the page was signed.
How SignPlus does itSigned file attached to the page
When signing finishes, the signed document is attached to the page it was signed from.
How SignPlus does itPage locked while it is signed
The app can stop people editing the page as soon as signing starts, so the text cannot change under the signers.
How SignPlus does itGroups as signers
A Confluence group can be added as signers, and every member is invited.
How SignPlus does itStarted from a rule or the REST API
A Jira automation rule or another system can start a signing, through an action or a REST API.
How SignPlus does itIf a row no longer matches what an app does, write to hello@oktul.com and we will check it again.
What each row means
Each definition links to the page that documents it.
- Qualified electronic signature
- Each signer signs with a qualified eID, such as Smart-ID or an ID card, through a qualified trust service provider. eIDAS gives such a signature the legal effect of a handwritten one. How SignPlus does it
- Signers outside your site
- A person with no Atlassian account can sign, from an email invitation. How SignPlus does it
- Signature tied to the page version
- The signature records exactly which version of the page was signed. How SignPlus does it
- Signed file attached to the page
- When signing finishes, the signed document is attached to the page it was signed from. How SignPlus does it
- Page locked while it is signed
- The app can stop people editing the page as soon as signing starts, so the text cannot change under the signers. How SignPlus does it
- Groups as signers
- A Confluence group can be added as signers, and every member is invited. How SignPlus does it
- Started from a rule or the REST API
- A Jira automation rule or another system can start a signing, through an action or a REST API. How SignPlus does it
Related
- Sign a page
- After signing: check, download, cancel
- Automation and webhooks
- Electronic signature terms
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