The law, the types of signature, how to sign and send documents, Nafath, and how to choose an e-signature app. Start here.
Read the guide → LegalYes — and here's exactly what the Electronic Transactions Law requires, what's excluded, and how to sign legally.
Read the guide → How-toSign any PDF in under a minute — on iPhone, Android or the web. No printing, no scanning.
Read the guide → BasicsThey're not the same thing. The difference in plain language — and which one you actually need.
Read the guide → How-toFrom upload to signed copy: add the signers, choose how each one proves who they are, send, and keep the proof.
Read the guide → IdentityWhat the signer sees on screen, what the sender sets up, and when Nafath is a better choice than a code.
Read the guide → How-toSend it, see who has signed and who is late, remind them, and keep the signed copy with its record.
Read the guide → HRFor HR teams: which documents suit e-signature, how to send an offer, how to collect acknowledgements from every employee, and what to check.
Read the guide → NewsLooking for iDara Sign, Idara e-Sign or إدارة ساين? You are in the right place: it is now ilzam (إلزام).
Read the guide → SchoolsStaff contracts, enrollment forms and permission slips: send them to everyone at once and see who has not signed.
Read the guide → CompaniesContracts with staff, clients and suppliers, signed online, with templates, approvals, stamps and a status for every document.
Read the guide → IndividualsSign agreements, forms and PDFs from your phone in a minute, or send them to someone else to sign.
Read the guide → PropertyAgreements, renewals, handover forms and notices signed online by landlords, tenants and property managers.
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