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Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.emsigner.com/releases/release-notes/v-3.0.0.4.md). # V 3.0.0.4 **emSigner Release Notes — Version 3.0.0.4 — August 2026** Version 3.0.0.4 extends emSigner's .NET Core platform to the UAE region, adds AI-powered document summarization for faster document review, brings Darwinbox and Coupa integrations onto .NET Core, introduces Electronic Seal (organization and individual sealing certificates), and adds Gesture-Based Video Verification for stronger identity assurance. #### What's New at a Glance | Feature | Region | Summary | | ------------------------------------- | ------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | UAE Region — .NET Core Migration | UAE | .NET Core capability extended to UAE instance | | AI-Generated Document Summary | Global | AI-generated summary of documents | | Darwinbox Integration — .NET Core | Global | Darwinbox integration now available on .NET Core | | Coupa Integration — .NET Core | Global | Coupa integration now available on .NET Core | | Electronic Seal (Sealing Certificate) | Europe | Organization and individual sealing certificates, with validation and access control | | Gesture-Based Video Verification | Global | New active verification option alongside Basic Video Verification, using a head-turn prompt within 20 seconds | *** **1. UAE Region — .NET Core Migration** **Region:** UAE **Overview:** The .NET Core capability introduced in v3.0.0.0 has now been extended to the UAE region. **Key Benefits:** * Brings UAE clients onto the same modern .NET Core architecture as other regions **Use Cases:** * UAE-based clients can now operate on the .NET Core platform with regional storage support *** **2. AI-Generated Document Summary** **Region:** Global **Overview:** emSigner now generates an AI-powered summary of a document before it is sent for signature, giving signers a quick, plain-language overview of the document's content and key terms. **Key Benefits:** * Reduces time spent reading long documents before signing * Supports faster turnaround on high-volume document workflows **Use Cases:** * A business user reviews multiple envelopes in a queue and uses summaries to prioritize which ones need closer reading * Compliance or approval teams use the summary as a quick first-pass check before detailed review *** **3. Darwinbox Integration — Now on .NET Core** **Region:** Global **Overview:** The Darwinbox integration is now available on the .NET Core platform. Both existing and new clients can use this integration going forward. **Key Benefits:** * Brings the Darwinbox integration onto emSigner's modernized architecture * Ensures continued support for HR document workflows without disruption **Use Cases:** * HR teams continue sending offer letters, onboarding documents, and policy acknowledgements for e-signature directly from Darwinbox *** **4. Coupa Integration — Now on .NET Core** **Region:** Global **Overview:** The existing Coupa integration, previously available on the .NET Framework, has now been extended to the .NET Core platform. **Key Benefits:** * Extends an established integration onto the modernized .NET Core platform * Maintains continuity for clients already using Coupa with emSigner **Use Cases:** * Procurement teams continue routing purchase orders and vendor contracts through Coupa for e-signature without workflow changes * Clients migrating to .NET Core retain uninterrupted access to their Coupa-based signing workflows *** **5. Electronic Seal (Sealing Certificate)** **Region:** Global **Overview:** emSigner now supports Electronic Seal as a signing method, backed by sealing certificates (PFX/P12) that are uploaded and validated under Settings. Certificates can be configured as either Organization-type, available to eligible users across the organization, or Individual-type, allocated to a specific user. A certificate must pass validation (correct client secret, valid serial number, certificate holder, and validity period) before it can be saved, and Electronic Seal is only available to users who have a certificate allocated to them. **Key Benefits:** * Enables organization-level and individual-level electronic sealing alongside standard signatures * Built-in certificate validation prevents incorrectly configured or invalid certificates from being saved * Granular access control ensures only users with an allocated certificate can seal documents * Admins can revoke a user's certificate allocation at any time, immediately removing their ability to seal **Use Cases:** * An organization uploads a shared sealing certificate so any authorized department user can apply the company seal to outgoing documents * A specific officer is issued an individual sealing certificate so only they can apply their personal seal * An admin revokes a departing employee's certificate allocation, immediately disabling their access to Electronic Seal *** **6. Gesture-Based Video Verification** **Region:** Global **Overview:** emSigner now offers Gesture-Based Video Verification as an additional video verification option, alongside the existing Basic Video Verification. With Basic Video Verification, the signer records a brief video and liveness/face match checks run in the background. With the new Gesture-Based option, the signer must respond to an on-screen prompt — a head-turn gesture — within a 20-second window during recording, followed by the same liveness and face match checks. Both options remain available; the gesture-based check adds a stronger, user-visible verification step for clients who choose it. **Key Benefits:** * Adds a stronger, user-visible anti-spoofing option on top of existing background liveness checks * Gives clients the choice between Basic (background) and Gesture-Based (active) video verification * Time-bound gesture challenge (20 seconds) confirms real-time presence * Applies uniformly across all global clients as an available verification option **Use Cases:** * A client handling high-value transactions enables Gesture-Based Video Verification to require signers to actively confirm presence via a head-turn prompt * A client with lower-risk workflows continues using Basic Video Verification, where liveness and face match are verified in the background without an active prompt * Compliance and risk teams gain the option to enforce active liveness checks for specific workflows or client segments --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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