Microsoft Word Integrated
ThrivoSign Remote Signing Server seamlessly integrates with Adobe Reader, leveraging its virtual cryptographic service provider (vCSP) to enhance security and compatibility. This integration enables users to conveniently sign documents directly within Microsoft Word, optimizing workflows.
To utilize ThrivoSign within Microsoft Word:
Login Virtual Cryptography Service Provider (vCSP)
Please open Microsoft Word and proceed to locate and open the specific document that requires signature.
Once the document is open, navigate to the "File" tab.
Click on the "Info" menu, then select the "Protect Document" option. From the dropdown menu, click on "Add a Digital Signature".
Click on the "Change" button to select the user's certificate, then click on the "OK" button.
Once you have selected the certificate, Microsoft Word will prompt you with a message box asking for confirmation. To continue with the process of adding the digital signature, click on the "Yes" button to proceed.
While Microsoft Word is generating the digital signature, a push notification will be sent to the user's SIC mobile app for authentication, prompting them to approve or reject the signing request.
Upon the user's approval of the push notification request, Microsoft Word will prompt a message stating "Your signature has been saved with this document."
On the right side of the Microsoft Word window, you will see a display indicating the signer's name and date, along with the message "This document is signed" at the bottom.
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