API first. MCP native.
Let applications and agents create envelopes, check policies, track status and retrieve evidence.
Your software orchestrates. Your users verify and consent. One API coordinates identity checks, signing and evidence — under your own brand.
Verified Agreements is an orchestration layer for agreement workflows — from identity to a portable evidence package.
Let applications and agents create envelopes, check policies, track status and retrieve evidence.
Choose verified identity via Didit or transparent email OTP, according to workflow requirements.
Use your logo, colors and company name across signing screens, email invitations and signed PDFs.
SHA-256 document fingerprints, event trails, signed evidence and public file-hash verification.
Connect CRM, loan management and SaaS platforms via authenticated partner webhooks.
Conservative country/document preflight checks. Unsupported or unreviewed cases are blocked.
Please review the document before confirming.
Each customer gets a branded agreement journey, while the underlying workflow stays consistent through API or MCP.
A simple REST API and a native MCP interface for your existing products, automations and AI agents.
Pricing and checkout will be enabled once the live service and Creem products are configured. No invented subscription prices or inactive payment buttons.
An easy integration path for developers, solo founders and agent workflows.
API · MCP · usage-basedRequest early accessMulti-company automation, brand controls, policy rules and partner webhooks.
White label · enterprise workflowsRequest early accessPlanned payment partner: Creem (hosted checkout, subscriptions and metered billing). No live checkout is connected yet.
No. This product captures electronic declarations and evidence. Qualified signatures and notarial formalities require separate providers and workflows.
No. Country- and document-specific preflight policies are conservative. Unreviewed document types require legal assessment.
No. A signer can open a private link, complete the required identity step and explicitly confirm using a one-time code.
No. Agents can orchestrate tasks via MCP; consent remains a conscious action by the signer.
See the workflow, review the API, and request access to the pilot.