Signatures on my I-pad?

I have a sign off form that I use multiple times daily for customer signatures. Can I simply take a digital photo of it and then allow customers to sign in box via ipad?

It's a built-in app, so it can't be deleted. If you can't find it on any of your homescreens or app folders, and you can't find it via the spotlight search screen (swipe your first home screen to the right), then is it hidden by Settings > General > Restrictions > Safari being set 'off' ?
If not then have you tried a reset to see if you can find it after the iPad has restarted ? Press and hold both the sleep and home buttons for about 10 to 15 seconds (ignore the red slider), after which the Apple logo should appear - you won't lose any content, it's the iPad equivalent of a reboot.

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• Part 5: PAdES for XML Content – Profiles for XAdES signatures of XML content in PDF files
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The short answer is yes.
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Our company is implementing a new process wherein at the time of shipment, they would like to have the truck driver sign an e-Pad and the signature should be imported onto the bill-of-lading output. We have a customized delivery process and due to the volume of shipments, we do not want the truck drivers to spend anytime like saving the signature image to the desktop and then import into SAP etc.
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Background:
I am working on the County Attorney's Case Management Project which will make all court documents filing electronic and as part of that process we will require all signatures on court documents to be digital only. We currently have Adobe integration with our software and will be using Adobe to sign the documents. Currently most County Attorney's offices user Reader not Acrobat.
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