Paper signatures that do not scale
Internal procedures, contracts, or authorizations that depend on print, handwritten signature, and filing — slow and hard to audit.
Otiumtek Uxel · Electronic signature
The platform
From ID validation to PDF signing and the admin console. Tap any capture to enlarge.
How it works
The signer uses their electronic ID; the organization defines folders, download, and printing from the console.
eID reader, card inserted, and PIN — the signer authenticates with their digital identity.
Pending PDFs visible in the inbox — the signer chooses what to review and sign.
Document preview before confirming — transparency for whoever signs.
Electronic ID certificate applied to the PDF — a signature with digital identity validity.
Signed document to the configured folder — with download and print if operations require it.
Console for paths, printer, and credentials — the organization controls the document flow.
The pain you already know
When who signed and with what validity matters, a manual process isn’t enough.
Internal procedures, contracts, or authorizations that depend on print, handwritten signature, and filing — slow and hard to audit.
Who actually signed? Without electronic ID or a certificate, evidence is weak under audit or dispute.
Pending and signed PDFs scattered on local drives — no platform coordinating signers and administrators.
> {name} is Otiumtek Suite’s identity and signature vertical — not physical security, digital procedure with Uruguayan national ID.
Real identity
Uxel is built for Uruguay: electronic ID, eID reader, PIN, and certificate at the moment of signing. For the organization, an administration console with a configurable document flow.
Where it fits
{name} connects eID identity, pending PDF, and signed document — with a console to manage routes, download, and printing in the organization.
Origins
sync and routing
Destinations
Part of Otiumtek Suite — identity and documents vertical, independent of Onyx, Tork, and Iris in physical security.
In practice
Procedures, contracts, and document flows where signing with national ID matters.
Authorizations, minutes, or forms that today go on paper — signed with the ID and filed with traceability.
The signer validates identity, reviews the PDF, and signs with eID — stronger evidence than a scanned signature.
Pending and signed in defined paths — useful when the flow starts in legacy systems or batch exports.
Optional print on completion — for processes that still need a physical copy besides the digital one.
One owner configures flow and credentials — signers only see their inbox and sign.
Processes where it matters who signed, when, and with which certificate — not just “I accepted the terms.”
The contrast
Without Otiumtek Uxel
Print, sign by hand, scan, and email. No one is clear on who signed or with what validity — and the folders are chaos.
With Otiumtek Uxel
Identity with eID card, pending inbox, PDF signature with certificate, and an administrable document flow. Digital procedures with evidence.
Tell us your document flow — we assess eID readers, signature volume, and pending/signed configuration.
What happens next