Dokobit review
A signing platform for qualified signatures, validation and ordered workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Dokobit is an electronic-signature platform for individuals, businesses and public-sector organisations that need to sign or validate documents using electronic identification. It supports Advanced and Qualified Electronic Signatures, with national ID cards, Mobile ID and Smart-ID among the stated identification methods. The web portal and Android app cover document signing and progress tracking; its focus on signature types, validation and identity services makes it a fit for workflows where those capabilities matter more than broad platform coverage.
The workflow tools go beyond collecting signatures: signing parties can act in a set order, audit trails record document-user events, and teams can use reusable fillable form templates and bulk signing or batch document actions. Dokobit also supports electronic signature and seal validation, plus document signing, sealing, archiving and identity APIs for connecting those services to other systems. Published format support includes PDF, ASiC-E, BDoc, EDoc and ADoc. These capabilities suit organisations handling varied document formats or needing a record of signing activity; buyers seeking a broad catalogue of integrations should assess whether its APIs meet their needs.
Dokobit offers Free, Professional, Business and Enterprise plans. The published pricing page presents plan selection, while separate signature-price documents set transaction prices by country and eID, so those transaction charges should not be read as subscription prices. The free plan provides a way to start, but buyers comparing paid subscriptions will need to evaluate the applicable plan and transaction pricing for their use case. Choose Dokobit when qualified signing, validation, ordered workflows or identity-service APIs are central. Consider alternatives if desktop or iOS coverage or a wider stated integration ecosystem is essential.
Dokobit pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports Advanced and Qualified Electronic Signatures.
- Ordered signing workflows and audit trails track document activity.
- Validates PDF, ASiC-E, BDoc, EDoc and ADoc documents.
- Where it doesn't
- Available on web and Android, with no other platforms listed.
- No integrations are listed beyond its identity and document-service APIs.
- Plan amounts are not shown in the available subscription pricing content.
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