Digital Signatures: Multiple Tasks and Signers

Hello, All-
Context: We have a repair and overhaul operation that has several technicians performing maintenance. Basic workflow: product comes in, gets the paperwork for the specific maintenance, and then travels through the facility to be broken down, serviced, rebuilt, tested, and returned to service. We would like the "paperwork" to be all electronic (which we can do with Acrobat by using PDF documents), but there are several tasks that require a technician's signature. Not a digital signature for the WHOLE document, just a task in the document.
Objective: Multiple technicians signing off on mutilple tasks, all in one document.
Questions: Can we modify the document (i.e., add/insert pages) in Acrobat after a digital signature is applied using the Reader? Do those signing off on the tasks only need the Reader to create and apply the signature files? Can multiple signature files be stored in a centralized location, since technicians use work station machines (rather than a computer issued specifically to them)?
Doing some investigation for the best solution. Sorry for the series of long questions.

> "No. However, this can't be done in Reader under any circumstances... Reader is just that, a reader of PDF files. It can't edit them in any meaningful way, like add new pages (unless a special template was set up for this purpose)."
- I should have clarified: we would like to modify the document using the full Acrobat Suite after digital signature. Signing once locks the entire document from further edits.
> "Not 100% sure about that, but I think the answer is no. Signatures have to located on the local machine."
- That's a problem: then every technician needs a digital signature on every machine. Not suitable at an enterprise/department level.
I just found an answer to the basic concept, as it was answered just yesterday (http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1338837): I can leverge the Stamp feature and create a custom stamp to act as a signature. I can still modify the document after applying the stamp.
Now the test: can others remove my stamp?
Edit: Thanks for the help, BTW. I see you edited your answer to question #1. Again, maybe the stamp feature is sufficient?

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    Question1:
    We have defined one document type SOF (Software), this document type is used on 2 different products (Product1, Product2) in a Plant.
    We have defined the Product Types under classification for this document type. The approval has to be through Digital Signature. 4 people (A, B, C, D) are involved in approval process. A, B (serial) for approval of Product1, C, D (serial) for approval of Product2...... We defined a Digital Signature Group: SOF_APPROVAL and assigned 4 Individual Signatures i.e. assigned person A to Ind_Sig1, person B to Ind_Sig2, person C to Ind_Sig3, person D to Ind_Sig4
    and then created 2 strategies, Strategy1(Ind_Sig1, Ind_Sig2) & Strategy2(Ind_Sig3, Ind_Sig4)
    Now thing is I want to use Stategy1 when I select Product1 in classification when creating a SOF document, and Strategy 2 when I select Product2 for approval.
    What is the best method by which it can be achieved. Under SPRO while defining Doc type, I can enter only one Strategy there?  What is the way around?
    Question2: 
    Is there a one to one relation between the Individual signature and the Digital Signature Group.
    For example lets say there is a Drawing Checker Dig Sig Group (Draw_Check_Group), which has 2 individual signatures assigned to it, one for electrical (ELEC_Draw_Checker) and other for mechanical(MECH_Draw_Checker), and respective user id of the checker  is assign to the signatures. Am I correct to say this?
    Thanks,
    Paddy

    Hi paddy,
    w.r.t first question as far i know we cannot assing multiple sign stats.  but there is a solution, we can use form routine field of the document status screen for the document type SOF.i.e. write a program for dynamically assining Signstat to the document based on the object link value (i.e. for product1 assing value signstat1 etc at runtime.) and call this program if the doc type is of SOF.
    while changing the status of a document this program is called and the program will check the product type and appropriate sign stat is assigned to the signstat at runtime.
    thanks,
    surya

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