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shinigami
2041 days ago
Sure. But what authenticates the contract? Do you sign and scan them?
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icedchai
2041 days ago
PDFs with e-signatures are very common place now. Have you heard of DocuSign or other similar services?
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couchand
2041 days ago
And so it is the e-signature, not the DKIM that matters.
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icedchai
2041 days ago
A signed and scanned PDF is also commonly used, same as an old-school fax-based contract where you sign and send it back. But, yes, the DKIM definitely does not matter for contract purposes.
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