LeonAI SignFlow
Smart Hebrew-First E-Signatures
Every signed document is digitally sealed and stamped with an RFC-3161 timestamp — with an audit chain that cannot be rewritten. Hebrew and RTL as a first-class citizen.
Everything your organization runs
Seal and verification
Every completed PDF gets a PKCS#7 digital seal and an RFC-3161 timestamp from DigiCert. If the seal fails, the document does not close. Verification has a dedicated endpoint, alongside an audit certificate detailing IP addresses, browser and operating system, times and the signing route — per Israel Tax Authority directive 180123-1.
Audit chain
Every event in the process enters a SHA-256 hash chain that is also anchored outside the system. A retroactive change breaks the chain, and that shows immediately in verification.
Gates before signing
You can require each signer to enter a one-time email code — six digits, valid for ten minutes, five attempts — a signing password and a read confirmation. Each gate is switched on separately, by document sensitivity.
Multi-signer signing ceremonies
Sequential or independent signing for any number of signers, with per-signer fields and a mobile-friendly ceremony on any device.
AI-powered field auto-detect
A template detects the document’s fields automatically at four levels, and brings in AI-based computer vision when the document does not follow a known template.
Hebrew, in depth
A BiDi engine written specifically for PDF, the Noto Sans Hebrew font embedded in the file itself and a fully translated interface. A Hebrew document stays aligned and readable after signing too.
Integrations
A Make app with 15 modules and an instant trigger, and 17 webhook event types signed with HMAC and protected against SSRF.
User management
Sign in with Google or Microsoft, TOTP two-factor authentication and enterprise SSO with SAML or OIDC.
How a document flows through SignFlow
The Make app and webhooks feed and receive events from SignFlow; the document itself goes out to the signers by email.
Pricing that is simple and clear
Credit packs — one-time top-up, valid for 12 months, on paid plans: 100 credits for ₪99 · 500 for ₪425 · 1,000 for ₪799 · 2,000 for ₪1,500.
Add-ons
Add only what you need. Monthly, on top of the plan.
- Custom domain + custom email domain— Included in: Business, Enterprise₪49
- Unlimited AI smart detect— Included in: Enterprise₪49
- Signer payments — a card from the signer before signing— Included in no plan; paid plans only₪49
- SignFlow Connect — ERP/CRM integrations, Priority first— Included in no plan; paid plans only₪99
Prices are before VAT. Credit packs can be added on any plan.
Built to pass security reviews
The questions your IT and compliance teams will ask — answered up front.
- Files sit behind an authenticated, fail-closed proxy — no public storage bucket and no pre-signed links.
- A fail-closed PKCS#7 seal: a document does not complete without a valid seal.
- An RFC-3161 timestamp from DigiCert on every completed document.
- A SHA-256 audit chain with anchoring outside the system and a verification endpoint.
- Documents retained for seven years by default, with deletion refused within the period.
- An Israeli tax-compliance mode.
- Google/Microsoft sign-in, TOTP two-factor authentication and SSO with SAML/OIDC.
ISO/IEC 27001
ISO 27001 certified — the certification covers the whole company, not a single product.
HOSTED ON CLOUDFLARE · GLOBAL EDGE
SignFlow runs on Cloudflare's global edge network
Questions that keep coming up
How do I know a signed document was not changed afterwards?
Every completed document is sealed with a PKCS#7 digital seal and stamped with an RFC-3161 timestamp from DigiCert, and every event in the process enters a SHA-256 hash chain that is also anchored outside the system. Changing a single character in the document or the chain breaks verification — and there is an endpoint that checks exactly that.
What is required of a signer?
The document reaches the signer by email, and identification rests on the gates you enabled: a one-time code to the email address, a signing password and a read confirmation. Every signature is recorded in the audit certificate with the IP address, the browser and operating system, and the time.
How deep does the Hebrew support really go?
Down to the PDF engine. We wrote our own BiDi engine and embedded Noto Sans Hebrew inside the file, so the Hebrew does not break after signing, and the entire interface is translated.
How does billing work?
The subscription is billed through Sumit. When the flow includes a payment by the signer themselves, it is collected with Pelecard or PayPlus.
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