DocuSign, Inc. aims to expand its services beyond e-signatures and provide a comprehensive document management solution. The company focuses on adding value to documents and exploring new ...

DocuSign is the world leader in e-signatures, but it also faces a very strong competitor with a wide moat in Adobe. Even though the company has the Agreement Cloud platform, e-signature subscriptions ...

In an exclusive interview with Forbes, Docusign CEO Allan Thygesen calls its new platform, which tackles contract management beyond just digital signatures, a “reinvention” of the entire company. At ...

DocuSign’s vision is to modernize the contracting process by taking it from a disjointed and paper-based manual sequence of steps to an automated digital and collaborative system. We think the company ...

“It’s literally a revolution in how agreements are managed inside of companies,” says Allan Thygesen, Docusign’s CEO. Traditionally, even digitally signed documents are still stored as word processing ...

Bulls Say, Bears Say Bulls DocuSign is the market leader in e-signatures and is expanding to a broader contract life cycle management solution. The free trial, easier implementation, and rapid return ...

Docusign (NASDAQ: DOCU) and Confluent (NASDAQ: CFLT) both help companies streamline their businesses with their cloud-based services. Docusign is the world's largest provider of e-signature services, ...

Shares of DocuSign Inc. closed up 12.4% today following a report that the electronic signature provider is exploring a sale. The Wall Street Journal reported that the deal would be structured as a ...

Docusign’s business is maturing, but its profits are rising. Confluent is growing at a faster rate, but it isn’t profitable yet. Insiders are fleeing one stock a lot faster than the other. Both the ...

DocuSign stock was a pandemic darling as the company's digital Agreement Cloud kept businesses moving forward. But DocuSign's growth has tapered off more recently, and the company is focusing on ...

DocuSign, a company that eases the process of electronically signing documents, has received a $12.4 million cash infusion. Last year, the Seattle company laid off some of its workers and earlier this ...