Reaching 30 million signatures also means looking at the many organisations that have transformed their daily work with DeepSign. Each adoption story shows how digital signing is no longer just a technical upgrade, but a practical improvement in how people collaborate, make decisions, and move their work forward.

For Migros Ostschweiz, digital signing has helped remove delays from a time-sensitive process: hiring. What once required printing, scanning and mailing and took up to 10 days now happens within 2 days, sometimes within hours. Their HR teams rely on DeepSign for hundreds of employment contracts each month, ensuring new colleagues can start sooner and with fewer administrative hurdles. Stories like this show how digital signing is reshaping work across Switzerland.

A similar shift can be seen at Pagani Pens, where mobility plays a central role. With teams spread across locations and travelling frequently, traditional paperwork slowed decision-making. By introducing DeepSign and DeepID, the company enabled secure management approvals from anywhere, helping reduce turnaround times from days to minutes. For a global manufacturer, every fast, paper-free signature allows projects to move ahead without interruption.

In the real estate sector, Wohngut GmbH experienced comparable benefits. Rental agreements and administrative documents often involve multiple parties and strict timelines. By digitising their signature processes, Wohngut has created a smoother experience for tenants and partners, reducing waiting times and improving transparency. Their journey reflects how digital signing enhances trust and clarity in everyday interactions.

Larger service providers such as OBT AG have taken this a step further by integrating DeepSign directly into their business applications. This means signatures take place exactly where users are already working, removing the friction of switching tools or managing paper-based workflows. For many of OBT’s clients, this seamless integration has contributed thousands of signatures to our collective milestone — each one an administrative task simplified.

And in the SME landscape, Revio has helped bring qualified electronic signatures (QES) to organisations that previously had limited access to such capabilities. By embedding DeepSign into auditing software, Revio has enabled legally compliant digital sign-off for financial reports and contracts. For many SMEs, this represents a meaningful shift towards secure, efficient and fully digital collaboration.

Together, these stories represent just a small part of the 30 million signatures completed so far. Yet they illustrate what matters most: the everyday progress made possible when signing becomes simpler, faster and more accessible for everyone.