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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying OneSpan eSignLive customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased OneSpan eSignLive for Digital Signing from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using OneSpan eSignLive for Digital Signing include: United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), a United States based Government organisation with 100000 employees and revenues of $230.00 billion, Royal Bank of Canada, a Canada based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 96628 employees and revenues of $48.64 billion, Bank of Montreal, a Canada based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 53597 employees and revenues of $25.19 billion, OneMain Financial, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 9100 employees and revenues of $4.28 billion, BMO Capital Markets, a Canada based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 2800 employees and revenues of $364.0 million and many others.
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Bank of Montreal | Banking and Financial Services | 53597 | $25.2B | Canada | OneSpan | OneSpan eSignLive | Digital Signing | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016 Bank of Montreal implemented OneSpan eSignLive as the Digital Signing component of an enterprisewide eForms and eSignature shared services platform for Personal Banking onboarding. The deployment was part of a broader program with timelines from December 2015 through December 2016 and a national rollout to production across 940 Canadian retail branches by December 2016.
The implementation combined OneSpan eSignLive with a modular eForm engine and document rules engine, orchestrated via microservices for document storage, document tracking, and eSig integration services. Quadient Inspire Interactive and Inspire Designer were used to create dynamic, auto populating and QR coded eForm templates, enabling nontechnical product and process owners to edit templates through a thin client portal and promote templates to production via an automated approval workflow.
Operational integration focused on the end to end account opening flow, including capture of customer information, identity validation, document generation, electronic signing with OneSpan eSignLive, real time account provisioning, online banking enrollment, and card fulfillment. The Digital Signing and eForms platform was channel agnostic and designed for reuse across mobile, branch, and back office channels, supporting a smartphone based onboarding path that reduced account opening to under eight minutes.
Governance and rollout were driven by a cross functional team and an Enterprise eForms Center of Excellence, supported by a Digital VIPs frontline adoption program. The program used a fit for purpose Agile approach combined with staged governance, with automated review and sign off by legal, compliance, audit, marketing, business, and IT before templates were promoted into production.
Explicit results documented from the deployment include elimination of paper forms for the scoped products, reduction of everyday banking documents from 44 to 26 and process steps from 25 to 13, generation of approximately 1.4 million digital documents by December 2016, an overall frontline efficiency improvement of about 40 percent and an 80 percent improvement in the audit process. Error categories such as scanning dropped by 92 percent and missing files fell by 66 percent, and frontline staff time savings were reported between 15 and 30 minutes per day for roughly 2,000 sales staff.
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BMO Capital Markets | Banking and Financial Services | 2800 | $364M | Canada | OneSpan | OneSpan eSignLive | Digital Signing | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016, BMO Capital Markets integrated OneSpan eSignLive as the Digital Signing component of an enterprisewide eForms and eSignature shared services platform. The work was part of a broader enterprise initiative that kicked off in December 2015 and reached national rollout across BMO retail branches between October and December 2016, with OneSpan eSignLive functioning as the primary eSignature engine for account opening and onboarding workflows.
The implementation used a modular architecture that combined OneSpan eSignLive with Quadient eForms capabilities, including an eForm Engine, Doc Rules Engine, eSig Integration Services, orchestration services, document storage, and document tracking microservices. BMO deployed Inspire Interactive and Inspire Designer to allow nontechnical product and process owners to build, rationalize, and update dynamic eForm templates, and to promote templates into production through an automated, auditable approval workflow that required legal, compliance, audit, marketing, business, and IT signoffs.
OneSpan eSignLive was integrated into end to end onboarding flows to capture customer information, validate identity, generate digital account opening documents, obtain electronic signatures, and trigger downstream provisioning such as account opening, online banking enrollment, and card issuance. The deployment was channel aware and designed for reuse across lines of business, with explicit extension into commercial banking, wealth management, and capital markets noted as subsequent phases.
Governance and rollout relied on a cross functional core team and an extended contributor base, the formation of Digital VIPs among frontline staff to drive adoption, and a fit for purpose Agile approach that combined iterative delivery practices with staged governance reviews. An automated template approval and promotion process and standardized workflows increased auditability and reduced manual intervention in document maintenance and change control.
The OneSpan eSignLive enabled platform supported a paperless onboarding experience and delivered documented operational changes in 2016, including a reduction in the number of forms used in the account opening process from 44 to 26 and a reduction in process steps from 25 to 13. The program enabled smartphone account opening in under eight minutes, delivered up to an 80 percent reduction in certain error categories, approximately a 40 percent increase in onboarding process efficiency, and an 80 percent improvement in the audit process.
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CIBC Private Wealth Management US | Banking and Financial Services | 800 | $300M | United States | OneSpan | OneSpan eSignLive | Digital Signing | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, CIBC Private Wealth Management US implemented OneSpan eSignLive to support Digital Signing across its client service operations. The deployment focused on Client Service Associates in Boston, MA who used OneSpan eSignLive to send documents electronically as part of account opening and closing workflows.
OneSpan eSignLive was configured to provide electronic signature transmission, signature status tracking, document routing, and audit trail capabilities that align with Digital Signing use cases. The implementation supported document preparation and envelope sending, capture of signed documents into team folders, and status tracking tied to Excel trackers used by client service staff.
Operational workflows placed OneSpan eSignLive within existing ORS ticket driven processes and Trust Desk account creation activities, with ORS tickets from Relationship Managers triggering the gathering and assembly of required documents prior to electronic signature dispatch. Governance and process controls were maintained through required checklists for account documentation, procedures for cash disbursements and statement or tax information requests, and enforcement of branch and company policies, with OneSpan eSignLive serving as the signing layer within those controls.
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Banking and Financial Services | 9100 | $4.3B | United States | OneSpan | OneSpan eSignLive | Digital Signing | 2014 | n/a |
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Banking and Financial Services | 96628 | $48.6B | Canada | OneSpan | OneSpan eSignLive | Digital Signing | 2014 | n/a |
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Banking and Financial Services | 1200 | $80M | Canada | OneSpan | OneSpan eSignLive | Digital Signing | 2015 | n/a |
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Government | 100000 | $230.0B | United States | OneSpan | OneSpan eSignLive | Digital Signing | 2018 | n/a |
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