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Document lifecycle

The states of a document

The system knows exactly where every document stands. What the user sees is a business state, not a technical status — and only the system moves a document between states; it can't be overwritten by hand.

The main path

  1. Draft

    HR is working on it. The employee can't see it yet.

  2. Awaiting signature

    Issued. The employee can open it, accept it or reject it.

  3. Partly signed

    One side has accepted, the other is pending. The two steps are logged separately.

  4. Done

    Both sides have accepted. Receipt, timestamp, verification code.

Once a document has reached an accepted state, it cannot be deleted. It can be withdrawn, and archived after withdrawal — but its trace remains. That is not a setting; it is a rule of the system.

A signature you can prove

You don't just sign something. You can also prove later who accepted what, when and under which conditions.

  1. Signature

    The employee signs with DAP (download, sign, upload), the employer from within the system with an SMS code and PIN — same flow, same evidence.

  2. Validation

    Every signature goes through an independent check: who signed, which provider certified it, and whether the certificate was valid — under the EU's standard signature validation (DSS).

  3. Evidence

    Timestamp, device data, IP, acceptance context — sealed in an integrity-protected package.

  4. Verification

    Years later, via link or QR — anyone with access can verify it for themselves.

A signature is only worth something if it can be proven later. That's what we do.

oneDoxPass

Every document has a passport

The system assigns a unique identifier to every document and embeds two QR codes — whether the PDF was generated, admin-uploaded or QES-signed. One identifies the content; the other reveals the full document lifecycle — retrievable at any time, from anywhere.

Every step: who, when, from which IP address.

oneDoxPass document passport — lifecycle audit timeline screenshot

Public verification — no login required

The Passport URL is publicly accessible: it shows the document's status and basic details. The full lifecycle is available with authenticated access (owner / admin).

Signatures tab — independent verification

Each signature on its own card: who signed, which provider certified it, what level the signature is, and whether the certificate was revoked — with the full validation report one click away.

QR-based verification

One QR. One proof. Anywhere, anytime.

Every issued document carries its own verification code. Anyone who scans it sees: real, untouched, and we know who accepted it — no login required.

Two QR codes and a unique DOC-ID in the PDF footer
Every page carries a QR — and its own DOC-ID Bottom-left: the passport QR (full lifecycle). Bottom-right: the quick verification QR. In between: the document's own ID and the page number — traceable back to the original even when printed or photographed.

Paperless operation — with paper-grade verifiability.

Frequently asked questions

What people ask most often before introducing it.

What is the difference between online acceptance and a qualified electronic signature?
Online acceptance is part of a traceable document process handled inside the system. Where a document requires a qualified electronic signature, the process supports that as well. Which signing method applies is always determined by the document and the requirements of the given process.
What does the employee see?
A list of what they need to accept or sign, and by when. Online acceptance runs in the browser with nothing to install; for a qualified signature the provider's own process follows.
What happens if someone prints the document?
Every page carries a verification code that traces the page back to the original document and lets its status be checked — without logging in.
Where does the employee find their own documents later?
In the digital personnel folder: the closed document and the receipt of its acceptance stay together, so there is no need to search through e-mails.
What does it take to get started?
The document templates, the required data and the signing/acceptance process need to be set up. How deep the rollout goes depends on how many document types and processes you want to cover.
How long is a document kept?
There is no automatic deletion: the closed document and the record of its acceptance stay in the system. A signed document cannot be permanently deleted at all — archiving is a change of state, not removal.
How does it help with pay transparency?
In two ways. The pay and progression policy can be rolled out, and you see who has accepted it. The answer to an employee’s information request goes into their documents as a PDF. Pay transparency →
How does the system protect the integrity of the event log?
Events are arranged in a hash chain, so if an earlier entry were modified, the discrepancy would be immediately visible. The chain is protected with HMAC-SHA256, using the system's own server-side key — not user data.
What does the acceptance receipt contain?
The receipt summarises the version of the accepted document, the parties involved, the timestamp and the status. It is archived as a retrievable PDF.
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