Signer's Guide
DigiCert® Document Trust Manager allows you to sign documents using trusted and compliant digital signatures.
Before you can start signing, you must create a valid digital ID in DigiCert ONE by verifying your identity and setting up two-factor authentication (2FA).
Create your DigiCert ONE digital ID
A digital signature is an e-signature that is supported by a digital ID. The digital identity (digital ID) is a digital certificate that confirms that DigiCert has verified that the individual listed on the certificate is authentic.
To create DigiCert ONE digital ID:
Set up your DigiCert ONE account
Create a DigiCert ONE account to access DigiCert® Document Trust Manager.
Verify your identity remotely using a specified mobile application or in person with an authorized professional.
Set up two-factor authentication (2FA)
Download a mobile authenticator application to confirm your identity every time you sign a document using your DigiCert ONE digital ID. Specific authenticator applications are required to be used depending on where you are located.
Sign a document
Use a signing application such as true-Sign V, Adobe Acrobat Sign, DocuSign or SigningHub to sign your document.
Create a credential
The DigiCert® Document Trust Manager credential combines a person's validated identity with a digital certificate. This is the proof that lies behind a secure signature in DigiCert® Document Trust Manager. As a signer, you can create your own credential.
Revoke a credential
As a signer, you can revoke your own credential.
Looking for a bit more information?
Check out the Administrator's Guide or review these common questions about Remote Identity Verification.