Business plan · ₹2,800/year · 2 computers
Everything a professional's PDF day needs — sign with your DSC token, handle MCA forms, hit portal size limits exactly, edit, protect, convert and OCR — all offline, on your own computer.
A CA's Tuesday, say — every step below is in the Business plan, no upgrades needed.
Dynamic MCA / LiveCycle e-forms are read right in the app so you can review the contents and DSC-sign in the designated box — stray empty “Sign here” boxes can be cleaned off before filing. (The full interactive layout opens in Adobe.)
Plug in your ProxKey, Watchdata, ePass2003 or HYP2003 token — the app finds it. Click the signature box and sign: a real DSC signature with LTV and timestamp, the green-tick kind portals accept. Point it at a folder and it signs the lot, unattended.
The portal says “maximum 2 MB”; you type 2 MB. The compressor hits the number — and reserves headroom so the signature you add next doesn't push it over.
Merge the certificate, the board resolution and the challan into one file; reorder pages by dragging; split out the pages the bank wants separately.
Fix a date directly in the PDF, password-protect the payslip, export a statement to Excel, OCR the scanned agreement so it's searchable — one app instead of seven.
This is the actual signature appearance the app places on the page — your organisation's own mark sits behind the signer's name as a watermark. A company logo or a department seal makes every approved document recognisable at a glance, and much harder to pass off.
Our own documents
Already signedA company — your logo here
Already signedA government department — your seal here
Already signedSet once, applies everywhere. Choose the logo and layout in the app's signature settings — every signature you place from then on carries your organisation's identity, watermarked into the appearance itself.
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Start with the free 7-day trial — full features, no watermark, nothing uploaded — and buy when it has already earned its keep.