Turbo eSigner is a powerful digital signature software that enables you to electronically sign bulk PDF documents with legally compliant digital signatures. It is available in desktop, server and API versions.
Turbo eSigner is ideal for organizations across various industries, including Government, Manufacturing, Automotive, Finance, FMCG, Chemicals, Education, and more. It’s used by departments like Finance, HR, Purchasing, Legal, Academics and Compliance.
Turbo eSigner only supports PDF files for digital signing in bulk or individually.
Yes, Turbo eSigner can digitally sign hundreds or thousands of PDF documents at once, saving time and improving efficiency.
Yes, Turbo eSigner uses Class 2, 3 or DSCs and complies with the IT Act, 2000, thus ensuring Indian legal recognition of your digital signatures.
Yes, the Turbo eSigner API can be easily integrated with your existing ERP, CRM, or document management systems for automated signing.
Yes, you can customize the placement, date/time, signer info, and appearance of the digital signature on your PDF documents.
Yes, you can automatically send digitally signed documents via email to clients, vendors, or internal stakeholders.
Yes, Turbo eSigner comes with built-in tools to merge or split PDF documents, making pre-processing easy before signing.
Turbo eSigner ensures document integrity using secure hashing algorithms and digital certificate verification. The tool never stores your documents.
Yes, you can request a free trial or demo to explore the features of Turbo eSigner before making a purchase.
Turbo eSigner supports USB token-based DSCs and PFX-based signatures (depending on configuration).
Yes, Turbo eSigner is widely used for signing Form 16, invoices, contracts, offer letters, and other legally binding documents.
We offer email, phone, and remote desktop support to help you with installation, integration, and technical queries.
Yes, all the versions of Turbo eSigner need the internet for signing.
No, you do not need to schedule the task; the turbo eSigner server version keeps running in the background for signing your documents.
Absolutely. Turbo eSigner server and API solutions are built to handle high-volume document signing across multiple departments or locations.
Yes. We offer customization and white-label options for clients who want to tailor the software to match their branding or workflow.
You can contact us by sending us an email at eSigner@shivainfotech.com to request a download link or schedule a demo.
A DSC token is a USB-based cryptographic device that securely stores your digital signature certificate issued by a Certifying Authority (CA). It is used to digitally sign documents while ensuring authenticity and legal compliance.
Yes, Turbo eSigner fully supports DSC token-based signing using Class 2, Class 3, and DGFT certificates. It is compatible with all major token types like ePass, ProxKey, and WatchData.
Yes, Turbo eSigner allows signing using.PFX files, which are commonly used in automated or server-side environments for bulk document signing.
A DSC token is a physical hardware device that requires the user’s presence and PIN authentication to digitally sign documents. It is issued in the name of both the individual and the organization. In contrast, a PFX file is a software-based digital certificate stored securely on a system, enabling unattended or automated signing, and is typically issued in the name of the company only.
Yes, if handled securely. Turbo eSigner provides password protection, encrypted storage, and access control for PFX-based signing, ensuring security and compliance.
Yes, Turbo eSigner allows configuration for both DSC tokens and PFX files. You can switch based on your workflow needs—manual signing with tokens or automated signing with PFX.
You can select your PFX file through the Turbo eSigner desktop interface or API. You’ll need to enter the associated password and choose the signature settings before signing.
You must renew your certificate through the issuing Certifying Authority. Once renewed, you can continue signing using Turbo eSigner with the updated token. In case your DSC token is lost, you will need to purchase a new token along with reissuing your digital certificate.