NimbleSign E-Signature

NimbleSign is here. Legally binding signatures — remote or in person — built and hosted in Canada.

Signing a document electronically with NimbleSign
  • 100% Canadian-owned
  • Built & hosted in Canada
  • No CLOUD Act exposure
  • Protected B
  • SOC 2 Type II
  • ITSP.10.033 (ITSG-33) aligned

From one person to a whole organization, NimbleSign turns almost any document into a legally binding agreement in minutes. Send it for remote signing, or turn a tablet into an in-person signing station — and every signed document stays under Canadian law.

NimbleSign is Nimble’s electronic signature platform: fully Canadian, built and hosted in Canada, by a company that has handled Canadian organizations’ documents since 2003. Upload a document, drag and drop signature fields, assign signers, and send — recipients sign from any device with no software to download and no account required. Or sign in person: leave a tablet at the front desk as a self-serve kiosk, or hand a device across the desk.

Canadian data residency isn’t the same as Canadian control. A foreign-owned platform can be compelled to disclose your data under foreign laws like the US CLOUD Act, even if it’s stored in Canada. NimbleSign is 100% Canadian-owned and hosted, so your documents stay under Canadian law.

Run it yourself on an Individual or Team plan — sign up at nimblesign.ca — or have Nimble configure it around your workflow on Enterprise. We’re glad to talk through which fits.

Canadian data residency isn’t Canadian control

The US Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act (2018) lets US authorities compel a US-based provider to hand over data in its possession, custody, or control regardless of where that data is stored — including in Canada. So a foreign-owned platform with a Canadian data centre can still be reached under foreign law. The Government of Canada’s own guidance notes that as long as a provider operating in Canada is subject to a foreign country’s laws, Canada does not have full sovereignty over its data.

NimbleSign removes that exposure. Nimble is 100% Canadian-owned with no foreign parent; NimbleSign is built and hosted in Canada, and data never leaves Canadian jurisdiction. It runs from Protected B facilities with security-cleared staff, is SOC 2 Type II audited and ITSP.10.033 (ITSG-33) aligned, and can be self-hosted inside your own environment. Electronic signatures are legally binding in Canada under PIPEDA and provincial electronic-commerce legislation — such as Ontario’s Electronic Commerce Act, 2000 and British Columbia’s Electronic Transactions Act — when the signer’s identity and intent are clear and the document’s integrity is preserved.

In-Person Signing

Sign in person, too.

Turn any tablet into a signing station: a self-serve kiosk for your front desk or waiting room, or hand a device across the desk. No app, no account, no email required. It’s the same signing experience as remote, and the finished document lands with everything else.

A clinic leaves a tablet at the front desk so a patient’s consent form is signed and filed — in Canada — before they sit down.

Self-serve kiosk

Leave a tablet at a front desk or in a waiting room. The signer taps to start, signs on the spot, and the screen resets itself for the next person. An untouched session resets automatically, so no one sees the last person’s form on a shared device.

Host-guided

A staff member starts the signing on a shared device and hands it across the desk to the signer — the same guided fields and completion record as a remote request.

Key Benefits

Easy for you and your signers — Upload a document, drag and drop fields, assign signers, and send. No software to download and no account required to sign.

In-person signing, including self-serve kiosks — Turn any tablet into a signing station at your front desk, or hand a device across the desk. No app, account, or email required.

Fully bilingual — NimbleSign works in English and French, and each signer can receive the document in their own language.

Canadian data-sovereign hosting — 100% Canadian-owned, built and hosted in Canada, no CLOUD Act exposure, with self-hosting available.

Multiple signing options — Handwritten, click-to-sign, trust service provider (TSP), photo capture, signature image, and stamp image.

Flexible input fields — Text boxes, initials, checkboxes, and signature blocks, with guided signing that highlights where action is required.

Sealed, verifiable completion record — Every completed document gets a tamper-evident record showing who signed, when, and from where. No separate audit files, no manual tracking.

Strong authentication — Email, SMS (texted code — no email needed), and certificate-based signing.

Flexible, advanced workflows — Parallel, sequential, or staged signing orders, mandatory or optional signer groups, delegate signing, and automated reminders.

Team template sharing — Standardize documents and save time across departments.

How It Works

A 4-step flow from intake to delivery.

1

Upload & Prepare

Upload almost any document and drag and drop signature fields, initials, text boxes, and checkboxes exactly where you need them.

2

Assign & Send

Assign signers, set the signing order — parallel, sequential, or staged — and send a secure link by email or text. Or start an in-person session on a tablet. No account or download required for signers.

3

Guided Signing

Signers are guided to each required field — in English or French — and sign from any device or at the kiosk using handwritten, click-to-sign, TSP, or image-based signatures, authenticated by email, SMS, or certificate.

4

Seal & Store

Each completed document is sealed with a verifiable completion record and stored in Nimble’s fully Canadian, data-sovereign environment — or within your own.

From one person to a whole organization

NimbleSign works for a sole practitioner sending a handful of agreements and for an organization signing thousands of forms a month. A few of the places it fits:

Clinics and healthcare

Consent and intake forms signed at the front desk on a tablet, filed and stored in Canada before the appointment.

Law firms and professional services

Agreements signed in the right order, with a record that holds up years later.

Public sector and education

Procurement, forms, and approvals where “where does the data live” is the first question — answered, because it lives in Canada. Bilingual throughout.

Trades and field work

Waivers and work orders signed on a phone by people who won’t install anything, using a texted code instead of email.

And many more

Property managers, non-profits, insurance brokers, and HR teams — anywhere a signature is holding up the work.

Simple plans, priced in Canadian dollars

Pick the plan that fits today and move up as you grow. Annual plans are billed once a year at the lower per-month rate shown.

Individual

1 user

$18CAD/ month

Billed monthly

or $15 CAD / month billed annually

  • 10 envelopes / month
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Team

2–10 users, billed per user

$29CAD/ user / month

Billed monthly

or $24 CAD / user / month billed annually

  • 100 envelopes / user / month, pooled across the team
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Enterprise

10+ users

Call for pricing
  • Unlimited* envelopes
  • Custom terms and a Master Service Agreement (MSA). Nimble configures NimbleSign around your workflow.
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All prices in Canadian dollars (CAD). Annual pricing is the per-month equivalent when billed annually. *Unlimited envelopes are subject to fair-use terms set out in your MSA.

Full feature details, sign-up, and support at nimblesign.ca

How This Differs From...

DocuSign and Adobe Acrobat Sign

Capable, widely used — and foreign-owned. Their Canadian data-residency options can still fall under foreign law such as the US CLOUD Act. They offer host-facilitated in-person signing; NimbleSign adds self-serve tablet kiosks on top of that. And where they are built for the enterprise, NimbleSign scales from one person to a whole organization. A Canadian alternative to DocuSign and Adobe Sign.

Printing, signing, and scanning

Wet-ink signing means printing, chasing signatures, and re-scanning — days of turnaround and no reliable audit trail. NimbleSign makes a document legally binding in minutes, with a sealed, verifiable completion record.

Free or consumer e-sign tools

Lightweight tools handle a single signature but lack the workflow control, authentication options, in-person signing, bilingual delivery, and data-sovereignty guarantees that Canadian organizations require.

Compliance & Security

Your data is protected with enterprise-grade security and regulatory compliance.

100% Canadian-Owned & Hosted
SOC 2 Type II Audited
Protected B Facilities
ITSP.10.033 (ITSG-33) Aligned
PIPEDA Compliant
Tamper-Evident Completion Records
Bilingual (English / French)
Self-Hosting Available

Frequently Asked Questions

Are e-signatures legally binding in Canada?
Yes. Electronic signatures are legally binding in Canada under PIPEDA and provincial electronic-commerce legislation — for example Ontario’s Electronic Commerce Act, 2000 and British Columbia’s Electronic Transactions Act — when the signer’s identity and intent are clear and the document’s integrity is preserved. NimbleSign’s completion record captures all three.
Can people sign in person?
Yes. NimbleSign turns any tablet into a signing station. Leave it at a front desk or waiting room as a self-serve kiosk — the signer taps to start, signs, and the screen resets for the next person — or have a staff member start the signing and hand the device across the desk. No app, account, or email is required.
Does NimbleSign work in French?
Yes. NimbleSign is fully bilingual. The platform and the signing experience work in English and French, and each signer can receive the document in their own language.
Where is my data stored?
In Canada. NimbleSign is built and hosted in Canada by a 100% Canadian-owned company, so your data never leaves Canadian jurisdiction and is not exposed to the US CLOUD Act. You can also self-host the application within your own environment.
How is NimbleSign different from DocuSign or Adobe Sign?
DocuSign and Adobe Acrobat Sign are foreign-owned platforms that may still be subject to foreign data laws even when they store data in Canada. NimbleSign is Canadian-owned and hosted, so your documents stay under Canadian law. NimbleSign also adds self-serve tablet kiosks for in-person signing and scales from a single user to a whole organization.
Do signers need an account?
No. Anyone can review and sign a document without creating an account or downloading software — they click a secure link sent by email or text, or sign on a tablet in person.
How much does NimbleSign cost?
Individual is $18 CAD per month (or $15 CAD per month billed annually) for one user and 10 envelopes a month. Team is $29 CAD per user per month (or $24 CAD billed annually) for 2–10 users, with 100 envelopes per user pooled across the team. Enterprise is priced on request with custom terms and an MSA. Individual and Team plans can be started directly at nimblesign.ca; request a demo and we’ll help you pick the right fit.

See NimbleSign on one of your own forms.

Request a demo and we’ll run it on a document you actually use — remote, in person, or both — and show you exactly where your data lives.

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