SecureSign Pro connects straight to your HSM or USB DSC token and turns document signing into a batch job. Point it at a folder — or call its API — and every file comes back signed, stamped, and Adobe-trusted.
Built for teams who process documents by the hundred, not the handful.
Point it at a folder, walk away. Every PDF inside is signed against your certificate in one pass, with a per-file result you can audit.
Works with PKCS#11 devices out of the box — Thales ProtectServer, SafeNet, and standard USB DSC tokens — without vendor lock-in.
Signatures render with a verified green check the moment Acrobat opens the file, backed by the Adobe AATL chain of trust.
Real-time, interval, or a fixed daily schedule — set a watcher on your input folder and let SecureSign Pro sign as files land.
Signed-today counters, device health, DSC expiry countdown, and a live execution log — the whole signing operation, at a glance.
Wire signing directly into your ERP, DMS, or invoicing pipeline with a straightforward API — no UI required in production.
SecureSign Pro is built to disappear into your existing workflow, not add a new one.
Plug in a USB token or point SecureSign Pro at your HSM's PKCS#11 library. It reads live slot and certificate status immediately.
Set the stamp position, header text, and reason once — every document afterwards inherits the same trusted appearance.
Run it on demand, on a schedule, or as a folder watcher, and keep an eye on signed/failed counts from the dashboard.
Any workflow that ends in "print, sign, scan, email" is a candidate.
Vendor, employment, and NDA paperwork signed the moment it's generated, not days later.
Finance teams batch-sign hundreds of invoices at month-end without touching Acrobat once.
Board resolutions, statutory letters, and regulator filings signed with a full audit trail.
Manufacturing and dealer networks push signed agreements out at the volume onboarding actually needs.
A look at the live execution log, device status, and expiry tracking teams check every day.
The things every security or IT lead asks before rolling out a signing tool.
It's a Windows-based bulk signing engine. Point it at a folder of PDFs — or call it through its API — and every file in that batch gets signed against your certificate in one pass, with the same trusted stamp appearance every time and a per-file result you can check.
Any PKCS#11-compliant device: USB DSC tokens (SafeNet / eToken-class) and enterprise HSMs such as Thales ProtectServer. You point SecureSign Pro at the vendor's PKCS#11 library file and it takes over from there — no vendor lock-in.
Yes. Signatures are built on the Adobe AATL chain of trust, so Acrobat shows "Signed and all signatures are valid" with a verified checkmark the moment the file is opened — the recipient doesn't need to change any trust settings.
No. Signing happens inside the PKCS#11 session on the device itself — SecureSign Pro sends the document hash to be signed and gets the signature back. The private key material never leaves the hardware.
Yes. Set a folder watcher to real-time, a fixed interval, or a specific daily schedule, and SecureSign Pro signs files automatically as they land — no one has to click through Adobe.
The dashboard keeps a live execution log alongside signed/failed counters, so every batch and file result is visible — a running record of what was signed, when, and against which certificate.
Yes — the REST API engine lets your own systems trigger signing directly, so it can sit behind an invoicing pipeline, DMS, or ERP without anyone touching a UI in production.
SecureSign Pro runs on your own Windows machine or server, right next to your HSM or token. Documents and keys never go to an external cloud service.
Download the app, connect your own USB token or HSM, and see it sign your documents. One trial per email — activation takes under five minutes.
Download Free Trial (.zip)Tell us a bit about your team and we'll walk you through a live demo — signing your own sample PDFs against a test certificate.
