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Skribble published a German-language comparison page naming Adobe Sign and DocuSign.

Adobe Sign vs. DocuSign ↗

What happened

• The page states that Skribble's identification process is integrated into its platform, so customers need no contracts with third-party providers.
• The page reports that Skribble asked 120 decision-makers at customer companies about selection criteria.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Skribble targets Signicat-adjacent e-signing buyers in DACH with a claim of integrated identification and no third-party identity contracts; relevant to Signicat's electronic signing and identity-bundling positioning.

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Skribble publishes Eversign comparison page with feature table dated March 2023

Skribble as an alternative to Eversign | Skribble CH ↗

What happened

• Skribble published a comparison page positioning itself as an alternative to Eversign, with a feature table labelled as data as of March 2023.
• The page states Skribble offers integrated qualified electronic signature (QES) and lists Eversign as not offering QES.
• The page states Skribble hosts servers in Switzerland and Eversign hosts in the USA.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Direct comparison naming a competitor on QES, hosting and identification; Signicat's QTSP and signing lines fall in the same buyer comparison.
• Page is a self-published vendor comparison with vendor-selected criteria; feature claims are uncorroborated and attributed to Skribble.

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Skribble published a comparison page naming DeepSign as an alternative and presenting feature tables for both vendors.

Skribble as an alternative to DeepSign: a comparison ↗

What happened

• The comparison table is labeled as data as of November 2024.
• The page states that Skribble offers a free trial and that DeepSign does not.
• The page reports a survey of 120 decision-makers at Skribble client companies with user-friendliness cited by 68%.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Comparison page names a competitor and frames DeepSign's ecosystem integration as a drawback; this is a direct competitive attack on a Swiss e-signature rival rather than on Signicat.
• Signicat's e-signing line competes on the same QES/AES/SES standards and Swiss hosting claims; the page targets Swiss e-signature buyers, a segment adjacent to Signicat's DACH market.

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Skribble published a comparison page of DocuSign alternatives, stating its comparison data is as of August 2025.

7 popular DocuSign alternatives in 2026 – Skribble ↗

What happened

• Skribble's table marks DocuSign QES as an additional contract with surcharge and minimum volume.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Comparison page names DocuSign and other competitors in a self-authored framing; this is competitor-framed content, not independent evidence.

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Skribble as a Yousign alternative | Skribble CH

Skribble as a Yousign alternative | Skribble CH ↗

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AdobeSign vs. Skribble

AdobeSign vs. Skribble ↗

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Skribble vs. DocuSign: the comparison

Skribble vs. DocuSign: the comparison ↗

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Skribble's Starter plan charges per signature with no base fee: EES €1, FES €3, QES €5, all plus VAT.

Digital signieren ohne Abo: So zahlen Sie nur für das, was Sie unterschreiben ↗

What happened

• QES identification is a one-time €24.50 (plus VAT), valid for five years.
• Skribble lists Team at €23 and Pro at €36 per user per month, billed annually.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Per-signature pricing with no base fee targets low-volume SMEs, a segment where a quote-based competitor may be less accessible; relevant to Signicat's e-signing pricing position.

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Skribble reports that 70% of signatures are simple electronic signatures (EES), 24% advanced (FES) and 6% qualified (QES).

E-Signatur-Ratgeber 2026: Welcher E-Signatur-Standard für welches Dokument? ↗

What happened

• The figures are based on aggregated Skribble platform data in the German market from 29 July 2025 to 28 July 2026.
• Skribble states the guide is not a representative survey of the German market and not a legal statement on required standards.

Why it matters to Signicat

• The data is vendor-internal usage data, not independent research, so it has limited benchmark weight against Signicat's signing offer.
• The guide frames EUDI Wallet introduction for early 2027 as a reason to re-evaluate EES use cases, overlapping Signicat's Wallet Hub and signing positioning.

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The City of Zug uses Skribble e-signature for council transactions and personnel department signing, with QES the most frequently used signature type.

Efficient e-government: The city of Zug relies on seamless digitalization with e-signatures ↗

What happened

• The City of Zug reports signing over 5,600 times in 2023 and saving 17,854 sheets of paper.
• The City of Zug implemented the Skribble e-signature within 2 weeks in February 2021.
• The City of Zug has certified itself as a Registration Authority agency so trained RA agents can identify employees and set up QES in person.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Vendor-reported outcomes (time, cost, paper savings) are self-reported by the city and Skribble and are uncorroborated.

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The article lists Skribble's Team plan at 23 Euro per user per month with annual billing, including 72 FES or QES per booked user yearly.

d.velop sign im Vergleich: 6 Alternativen für E-Signaturen 2026 ↗

Why it matters to Signicat

• Content is a competitor-authored comparison page that names d.velop sign and five rivals, not Signicat; Signicat is not named.
• Article frames the cheapest entry price as incomplete and lists QES, identification and API as possible extras, matching the watchlist theme of quote-based versus published per-check pricing.

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Skribble demonstrates admin dashboard: members, managed domains, audit log, deletion

Skribble Admin-Bereich: Mitglieder, Rechte & Compliance einfach verwalten ↗

What happened

• A Skribble product demonstration by CEO Roni Oeschger walks through the admin dashboard, including member management, managed domains, groups, plan, activity log, electronic seals, API keys and email and deletion settings.
• Managed Domains automatically add users who register with a verified domain to the Skribble account.
• The activity log does not disclose external signers' identities to admins.
• Documents can be set to delete automatically 30 days after signing or rejection.
• Skribble offers custom email sender domains and configurable reminder intervals.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Admin, audit and retention controls target compliance buyers in the same enterprise e-signature segment Signicat serves; relevance to Signicat is moderate.
• Demo is product-feature content from a competitor with no pricing, customer or benchmark data; limited strategic weight.

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Skribble and PXL Vision developed a joint solution combining identification and qualified electronic signature (QES) in one flow.

Express-QES: Wie Sie Lebensversicherungen, Kreditanträge & Co. in Rekordzeit abschliessen ↗

What happened

• Skribble calls the solution Express-QES; PXL Vision calls it One-Shot-Signatur.
• The signer identifies via NFC chip reading of an ID card or passport plus a camera liveness check, without head-movement prompts.
• The article reports a Groupe Mutuel case study showing 50 percent more closings.
• The 45 million CHF annual difference is a illustrative calculation by the speakers using assumed contract values and volumes.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Express-QES targets external one-time signers, overlapping Signicat's document IDV and electronic signing lines.
• The Swiss E-ID is framed as complementary to Express-QES, a Swiss-market competitive narrative to monitor.

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Skribble published a webinar recap describing EasyJet Switzerland's use of Skribble e-signature and dox42 document automation for employee hour-validation documents.

How EasyJet Switzerland Automated 900+ Monthly HR Documents with Skribble and dox42 ↗

What happened

• EasyJet Switzerland's Sarah Jackson reports the first documents were sent 10 days after the first conversation with Skribble.
• Per the account, EasyJet Switzerland generates approximately 950 documents per month after go-live.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Customer story in Signicat's Swiss/DACH HR context is a specific mid-size-to-large enterprise signing case; it shows Skribble competing on e-signature plus document automation rather than identity verification.
• Outcome figures (10 days, ~950 documents) are vendor-reported in a marketing recap and not independently verified.

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Bratschi AG, a Swiss business law firm with about 180 employees at seven locations, uses Skribble for electronic signatures across all locations.

Kanzlei ohne Papierstapel: Wie Bratschi mit Skribble 174 Arbeitstage pro Jahr zurückgewinnt ↗

What happened

• The article reports about 4,000 signatures per year and a split of about 30% EES, 34% FES and 36% QES.
• The article reports monthly signatures grew from 100 to 550 since adoption, a +450% increase.
• The article states Skribble was chosen partly because it is a Swiss provider offering ZertES-compliant QES.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Swiss QES adoption by a law firm is a reference in Signicat's DACH signing market, relevant to e-signing competition.
• Story is vendor-published and self-reported; the 180-employee, 4,000-signature and time-saving figures are not independently verified.

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28 Abs.

Auftragsverarbeitung unterschreiben: Was gilt beim AVV in Deutschland? ↗

What happened

• The post states that the GDPR requires written form for an AVV and expressly allows an electronic format (Art. 28 Abs. 9 DSGVO).
• The post reports that the Skribble E-Signing-Report Germany (December 2024) found signing takes about 27 minutes less than a handwritten signature.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Content is a generic how-to on DPA signing that promotes Skribble e-signing; it does not name Signicat or announce a product change.

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Flughafen BER (FBB) uses Skribble qualified electronic signatures (QES) for lease, termination and contract workflows.

Wie der Flughafen BER Signaturprozesse mit Skribble modernisiert ↗

What happened

• The airport reports about 500 signatures per year, mainly QES.
• The airport began a proof of concept in 2022 and moved to production in mid-2023.

Why it matters to Signicat

• A public-sector-owned airport operator adopting a competitor's QES is a named Nordic/DACH-adjacent German market reference for qualified signing competitors.

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PXL Vision and Skribble jointly present a new product that combines identification and electronic signature in one web-based process.

PXL Vision und Skribble lancieren Lösung für sichere Vertragsabschlüsse und digitales Kunden-Onboarding ↗

What happened

• PXL Vision markets the combined solution as PXL Sign; Skribble markets it as Express QES.
• The qualified electronic signature certificate in the process is supplied by Swisscom.
• The companies state that the full identification and signing process, including QES, completes in one step, removing multi-step registration at trust service providers for end customers.
• The companies state that digitising paper-based processes can raise contract completion rates by more than 50 percent; this is a vendor claim without disclosed methodology.
• The solution transfers onboarding and signing customer data in structured format to customers' target systems, including CRM.

Why it matters to Signicat

• The bundle targets Swiss financial and insurance onboarding with QES, overlapping Signicat's identity verification plus electronic signing offer in a core-adjacent market.

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Skribble states it completely reworked its inbox for managing signature invitations.

Product Update: Die Skribble Inbox wird smarter ↗

What happened

• The update adds combined status, sender and date filters, with open tasks shown at the top by default.
• The inbox now shows document count, signature quality, last change and sender without opening an invitation.
• Multi-select supports mass deletion or mass signing of invitations.
• Skribble states the new inbox is available in all plans.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Signing-inbox workflow improvements are a feature-level change in electronic signing; limited direct overlap with Signicat's core eID or NFC positioning.

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Best electronic signature software: 7 reliable providers compared

Best electronic signature software: 7 reliable providers compared ↗

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SBB reports more than 20,000 completed Skribble signatures and more than 3,500 e-signatures per month.

From necessity to virtue: e-signing with Skribble is now standard at SBB ↗

What happened

• SBB moved from pens to e-signatures in August 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic.
• SBB switched to Skribble Enterprise as of the beginning of 2022.
• SBB also uses DocuSign alongside Skribble, and DocuSign uses only advanced electronic signatures in SBB's setup.

Why it matters to Signicat

• The story is a vendor-published customer reference in the Swiss public-transport sector, a segment outside Signicat's listed core markets as a named account.
• The account shows a competitor winning group-wide e-signing adoption in a Swiss state-owned enterprise via self-scaling bottom-up use, with QES as the growth standard.

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The city of Radolfzell's building authority uses Skribble qualified electronic signatures (QES) to issue building permits digitally.

Baurechtsbehörde der Stadt Radolfzell erteilt Baugenehmigungen digital ↗

What happened

• Building applications can only be submitted through the city's eBau platform from 1 January 2022.

Why it matters to Signicat

• Skribble is competing for German public-sector QES signing deals, a Signicat electronic signing market.

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