SmartForms: A practical response to workflow friction in legal services – VSiD
VSiD | Resource | 9 February 2026
Legal workflows are under constant pressure from increasing volumes, rising compliance expectations, and clients who now expect digital-first interactions as standard. Yet many conveyancing and claims processes still rely on static PDFs, email chains, and manual re-keying of data, introducing delay, inconsistency, and avoidable risk.
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VSiD to showcase its advanced onboarding solutions
VSiD | Resource | 14 January 2026
LegalEx “the capital event for legal innovation” has a new venue in 2026. It will be hosted on 25th February at Convene, Bishopsgate. Following consultation with industry representatives, the organisers, Roar B2B, decided to make the move from London Excel to the City to facilitate a richer experience for delegates and more focused exhibition.
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Introducing VSiD’s OneSigniD re-verifiable eSignature and ID validation certificate
VSiD | News | 1 October 2025
In answer to the growing demand on professional services firms to demonstrate to relying parties that they have carried out adequate due diligence on remote eSignatures and identify verification, VSiD’s OneSigniD incorporates an easy to use and unique new feature. A certificate can now be automatically issued on completion of every transaction to act as […]
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Using QES for eWitnessing to Accelerate Conveyancing Transactions | VSiD
VSiD | Resource | 19 September 2025
HM Land Registry (HMLR) has for some time been at the forefront in the promotion of digital methods to speed up transactions and reduce the risk of fraud. The pandemic was a catalyst in finding ways to work remotely and ensure that the sale and purchase of property and the related updates to the Land Registry were not delayed whilst ensuring the authenticity of title deeds and documents lodged with it.
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What makes an Electronic Signature Qualified from VSiD
VSiD | Resource | 11 August 2025
Following its pilot scheme which began in 2020, HMLR has announced that it will now accept Qualified Electronic Signatures on documents and deeds and is encouraging lawyers and their clients to make use of this technology since it has been well tested and regulated.
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