Skribble enters into partnership with Intrum

Electronic signatures have equal legal status with handwritten signatures provided that the identity of the signatory has been verified in advance. The signature specialists Skribble are now seeking to allow financial service providers to carry out these identity checks electronically too. This would cut the costs associated with processing times and onboarding new clients, as the company founded in 2018 and headquartered in Zurich writes in a press release. 

To this end, Skribble is entering into a partnership with Intrum. The Swedish service provider focuses on administrative processes linked to loans and payments and is among the pioneers in the field of digital integration of new clients. “We are delighted to have found a strong partner in the form of Intrum that superbly complements the services offered by Skribble”, comments Philipp Dick, Founder and CEO of Skribble, in the press release. He adds: “Together, we can make the seamless digitalization of business processes within the financial industry a reality more rapidly”.

From the perspective of Intrum, Skribble is an ideal partner for this offering. “Skribble offers flexibility of integration and simplicity of use, combined with the highest standards of security and data protection”, states Thomas Hutter, Managing Director of the Swiss subsidiary of Intrum.