What is the biometric signature 
The biometric signature system allows handwritten signatures to be made on an electronic device, providing greater validity compared to paper signatures.
The device records parameters such as the speed, inclination and pressure of the pen during the signature, or the time of the pen in the air. It also allows the signature to be enriched with additional information such as geolocation and time stamping.
Legal aspects
- Complies with the legal requirements for advanced signature processes.
- Use a Private Key Encryption Certificate held by a Qualified Trust Service Provider.
- Count on a Trusted Third Party and don’t take risks in litigation cases.
- Ensure the confidentiality and unalterability of the information.
- Use secure formats of electronic documents (PDF/A and XADES) that ensure ISO 32000.
- Long-lasting PDF format of documents in accordance with ISO 19005.
Advantages of biometric signature
Adaptability
Allow documents to be signed anywhere on tablets and smartphones.
Effectiveness
Increase the quality of signature processes, including traceability.
Savings
Eliminate the costs of paper, including its safekeeping.
Reliability
Fast transactions in a controlled and secure manner.
Legality
Expertise tools with the ability to compare digital and paper signatures.
Comfort
It has wide personal and social acceptance as a method of authentication.
The digital transformation is a core driver for Cepsa. Tools such as IvNeos help us to improve processes, increasing our efficiency and agility, the main objectives of the digitalisation process in which we are immersed
Julián Calvo
Information Systems Manager of the Shared Services Centre of Cepsa
We are very satisfied with the work done in the IVO Foundation with Ivnosys. Both the products they supply us with and the service are exceeding the expectations generated in the selection process