PDF proofQR
Point viewers to the verification record.
Verify signed PDFbuilt around QR authentication
VerifyDoc gives signed PDFs and business documents a visible verification path so recipients can confirm the document is real.
RecipientSelf-serve
No need to request manual confirmation.
RecordHosted
The authenticity page stays available after sending.
Why signed PDFs still need verification
A PDF can be copied, forwarded, renamed, printed, or separated from the original workflow. VerifyDoc adds a verification record so recipients can confirm the document source.
- Add QR verification before sharing the PDF.
- Show a hosted authenticity record.
- Support high-trust documents that leave your workspace.
A better recipient experience
Instead of asking the issuer to confirm every document manually, recipients can scan the QR code and verify the document in seconds.
- Useful for employment, finance, academic, compliance, and legal documents.
- Designed for documents shared across channels.
- Keeps proof attached to the file experience.
Comparison
How VerifyDoc is positioned
Competitor names are used for comparison only. VerifyDoc is independent and is not affiliated with DocuSign, Adobe, or Dropbox.
AreaVerifyDocTypical alternative
Recipient checkScan QR and view proofContact sender or issuer
File trustSigned plus verifiableSigned only
Best fitPDFs that third parties must trustInternal-only documents
FAQ
Common questions
How do I verify a signed PDF?
With VerifyDoc, the signed PDF includes a QR code or verification link. The recipient opens the hosted verification page to check authenticity.
Does a signature always prove a PDF is real?
A signature helps, but recipients often need a simple way to confirm the issuer and document record. VerifyDoc adds that verification layer.