Autenti review
A workflow-focused e-signature service with SES, AES, and QES support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Autenti is an electronic-signature and document-workflow platform for businesses and enterprise organizations. It supports simple, advanced, and qualified electronic signatures, with tools to send documents to multiple recipients, assign signing or review roles, set signing order, track status, and archive documents. Web, iOS, and Android access give teams multiple ways to work with signing processes, while API access supports sending and signing through business systems. Its range of signature types and identity verification options makes it particularly relevant to European organizations that need qualified signatures alongside routine e-signing.
The published plans show a paid monthly entry point at €30 per user for PRO, which includes one seat, up to 10 documents for signature per month, and unlimited simple e-signatures for sender and recipient. PREMIUM is €55 per user per month and raises the document allowance to 15, adds signing order and process roles, three process templates, and 100 annual simple e-signatures with SMS. CORPORATE offers custom document volume, API integration, centralized permissions, SSO, and MFA; ENTERPRISE adds tailored document and user volumes, identity verification through eID Studio, and API integration with an organization’s technology ecosystem. A 14-day free trial is available. Teams with steady high document volumes should compare the higher-tier terms with their expected use.
Autenti’s feature depth extends beyond sending a signature request: it offers bulk signing, Signature Cards with chronological signing records, identity verification through email, SMS, video, and advanced methods, plus signature and seal validation. Integrations include Webcon, Salesforce, Power Automate, Zapier, Enova365, and Peopleforce. Those options and the API suit organizations connecting signatures to established processes; buyers seeking a broad catalog of named integrations may find the listed ecosystem more focused. Choose Autenti when qualified signatures, identity checks, and configurable workflows are central. For occasional signing needs or teams constrained by PRO’s 10-document monthly limit, a lower-cost or less volume-limited alternative may fit better.
Autenti pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports simple, advanced, and qualified electronic signatures
- Configurable signing order, recipient roles, and document templates
- Bulk signing, validation, and API access for business systems
- Where it doesn't
- PRO is limited to 10 documents for signature per month
- PRO starts at €30 per user per month
- Named integrations are narrower than its API-based options
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