More Than a Signature

Capturing Identity with Wacom Technology

In an increasingly digital world, the signature has remained a powerful symbol of identity, agreement, and intent. But as business processes evolve, so too must the tools we use to verify and protect those agreements. That’s where Wacom signature technology steps in—not just to digitize the act of signing, but to capture the intent, identity, and security behind it.

At Conclude, we believe that digital transformation should strengthen trust—not dilute it. And with Wacom’s pen display solutions, we help businesses do just that.

Going Beyond the Digital Scribble

When most people think of a digital signature, they picture a quick scribble on a touchscreen or a checkbox on a PDF. But these forms of digital signing, while convenient, often lack the depth needed for legal validity, user verification, and fraud prevention.

Wacom signature pads and pen displays capture far more than just an image. They record biometric data such as: ~ Pen pressure

~ Stroke speed

~ Writing angle

~ Signature rhythm and flow

This biometric information is uniquely tied to the individual—much like a fingerprint—and helps verify the signer’s identity with an exceptional level of accuracy.

Why Biometric Signatures Matter

Biometric signatures are becoming essential in industries where identity verification and compliance are non-negotiable—such as banking, healthcare, insurance, legal services, and government.

Unlike typed names or generic electronic stamps, biometric signatures provide:

~ Evidence of intent: Proving that a person genuinely intended to sign.

~ Forensic traceability: Enabling expert signature verification if a dispute arises.

~ Secure authentication: Helping verify not just what was signed, but who signed it and how.

This level of authenticity is critical in environments where agreements carry legal, financial, or ethical weight.

Real-Time Assurance, Real-World Confidence

Wacom’s technology integrates seamlessly into existing workflows. Whether signing in person at a service counter or remotely via a secure tablet interface, clients and employees can complete forms with confidence that their identity is protected.

For example: ~ A patient signs a consent form at a clinic using a Wacom tablet, which logs their biometric signature for regulatory compliance.

~ A client at a bank signs a loan document in person, and the system captures a digital copy along with biometric proof of signature authenticity.

~ An employee signs off on HR documents remotely, with traceable proof of signing intent.

The result? Faster processes, reduced paperwork, fewer disputes, and greater trust between parties.

Trust Starts with the Right Tools

At Conclude, we’ve helped businesses across South Africa integrate Wacom’s secure signature solutions into their operations—enhancing both efficiency and credibility. With full support for compliance requirements like eIDAS, POPIA, and international e-signature standards, these solutions deliver peace of mind for businesses and their customers alike.

And let’s not forget the user experience. Wacom’s pens are battery-free, ultra-responsive, and feel as natural as writing with a real pen—ensuring that both clients and employees are comfortable with the transition to digital signing.

The Future of Signing Is Personal

In an age where automation and AI are taking over routine tasks, the need for personal verification remains stronger than ever. Wacom’s signature pads and pen displays bring a uniquely human element to the digital world—capturing the nuances that prove a person was really there. For businesses looking to streamline operations without compromising on identity or trust, this is the gold standard.

Want to learn more about how your business can benefit from biometric digital signatures?

Get in touch with the Conclude team today—we’ll help you choose the right solution, integrate it smoothly, and bring the future of signing to your fingertips.