Fast counter signing
Signature capture
Capture handwritten biometric signatures on supported Wacom hardware.
This module turns the signature moment into a measurable event. It keeps the handwritten act natural for the signer while preserving a stronger technical record than a static signature image.
Primary in-person station
STU-540
Review-first signing
DTU-1141B
What problem this module solves.
High-trust workflows need more than a pasted signature image. They need a natural signing experience and a grounded capture path.
Devices
Wacom pads and displays
Support signature hardware that keeps the signing moment familiar and ergonomic.
Biometric
Dynamic handwritten capture
Retain how the signature is produced, not only its final visual appearance.
Context
Signer and event context
Keep the signature connected to timestamp, device, and operational context.
What the module does.
AMY e-sign records handwritten signatures on Wacom signature pads and pen displays as part of a controlled PDF workflow.
Signals
Dynamic biometric data
Capture position, pressure, timing, and stroke behavior during signing.
Hardware
Named device support
Deploy on Wacom devices already referenced in AMY's public product material.
Traceability
Audit-ready signature event
Keep the signature event usable for internal control and later review.
How it fits the workflow.
The operator opens the prepared document, the signer completes the signature on the device, and the event stays tied to the PDF and signer context.
Prepare
Open the ready-to-sign PDF
The operator brings the document to the signature point on the supported device setup.
Sign
Capture the handwritten signature
The signer signs directly on the Wacom surface in the same workflow.
Commit
Bind the signature to the document
The signed output stays attached to the document and workflow context.
Where it fits best.
Use this module in environments where the signature happens in person and the workflow must remain practical at a desk, counter, clinic, or handover point.
Patient forms and outpatient paperwork
Counter signing and front-desk approvals
Delivery, handover, and acknowledgement documents
Recommended hardware pairings.
This module is where device choice matters most, because the signature experience becomes part of the workflow design.
01STU-430
Fast counter signing
Use it when short approvals and a compact counter footprint matter most.
02STU-540
Primary in-person station
Use it as the default desk device for healthcare, public-facing, and higher-trust approvals.
Review-first signing
Use it when the signer should inspect more of the form before committing to the handwritten step.