SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - July 21, 2015) - San Francisco based popular eSignature app SignEasy, launched its web app this week, thus positioning itself as a viable, easy-to-use and powerful alternative to the enterprise oriented document signing experience on the web.

With the new web app, users can now sign documents on their computers as well, alongside SignEasy's eSignature experience on mobile devices. This enables SMBs more flexibility with their employees and customers, who now have one more avenue to choose from to sign.

Speaking on the occasion, Sunil Patro, Founder and CEO of SignEasy said, "We have received consistent feedback from users about the convenience of a web app, which would give them the flexibility to work across platforms and help when reviewing and signing legal, financial & contract documents directly from their workstations. The SignEasy web app fills that product gap, ensuring our customers can use us from whichever platform they are on."

As one of SignEasy's frequent customers, who was given early access to the new web app, puts it, "Mobile is great for getting a signature but most of the forms I work with need lots of data filled in at a later time and it is much easier to do that on a computer. Adding in numbers and dates is non-practical and time consuming on the phone with a customer. Most of my paperwork can be filled out on the computer and then signed when I go see the customer on the app."

SignEasy has been a pioneer in mobile signatures and it recently launched a seamless document signing experience inside hundreds of third-party iOS apps with its iOS extension. Localized in 15 languages worldwide, more than half of SignEasy's users are from North America with the rest in more than 150 countries. SignEasy claims that over 5 Million documents have been eSigned by its apps so far, with its paid users signing 8-10 documents a month, on an average.

With an office in San Francisco and a development centre in India, SignEasy is one of the more nimble and obsessively customer focused companies in a space that is part of the rapidly growing $ 700 mn Digital Transaction Management (DTM) industry and expected to be $ 30 bn by 2020. As more and more SMBs and enterprises start thinking about carbon footprints and reducing paper usage, the buzz around eSignatures and cloud storage will only grow.

"There's a real business need here," insists Sunil. "What we have is a truly capable product, recently recognized by Apple among Next Gen business apps for enabling ease of eSignatures for paperwork and eliminate needless time-sinks. Smart business people, SMBs and independent professionals respect that, and we are doing our best to give them the product they deserve," he ends.