SafeSign

Sign it. Lock it. Prove it.
How it works

Sign it. Lock it. Prove it.

A quick guide to SafeSign — signing documents, sending them for signature, and keeping the signed copies safe. It's built to be simpler (and friendlier) than the big e-sign apps.

1 · Two ways to use SafeSign

Senders — sign in with your NGI account (one login across every NGI app) to send documents and open your vault. Free to start; you only need a plan when you send regularly.

Signers — if someone sent you a document, you do not need an account. Just open the link in your email, review it, and sign. That's it.

2 · Sign a document

Upload a PDF (or scan a paper document with your camera), then tap right on the page where your signature goes — no fiddling with tiny fields. Sign, and you're done. The signed PDF is yours to download or share.

3 · Send it to someone else to sign

Need a client, tenant, or partner to sign? Send the document for signature and track its status — sent, viewed, signed — all from your dashboard. When everyone's signed, the completed copy comes back automatically.

4 · Vault — your signed documents, safe

Every finished document lands in your Vault — a secure home for your agreements so you can prove what was signed, when, any time.

5 · Scan, Translate & Tools

Scan turns a photo of a paper document into a clean PDF ready to sign. Translate helps you read a document in your language. Tools collects the extras — everything you need around a document in one place.

6 · Plans & billing

Pro is $12.99/month and Business is $24.99/month. Your NGI account carries your plan across devices — sign in anywhere and pick up where you left off.

7 · What the signed certificate proves

Every completed document gets an Audit Certificate page added to the PDF and stored with it. Here is what it records:

SafeSign — Audit Certificate Sample
Audit ID: SS-XXXXXXXXXX
Signer: Jane Doe · jane@example.com
Signed (UTC): 2026-09-28 20:14:05Z · IP: 203.0.113.9
Authentication: Email link (single-use token)
Consent: E-SIGN / UETA accepted
Signing timeline: Sent → Opened by signer → Consent accepted → Signed
Original SHA-256: 3a7f… (full 64-char fingerprint on the real certificate)

One byte changes and the fingerprint no longer matches — that is how a signed SafeSign document is verified against tampering. Anyone can check a file at safesign.itzwurthit.com/verify — the document never leaves their browser.

Questions? info@newgrowthinvestmentsllc.com