Digital Signatures

6 postsstarted by russellhltn 2,069 viewsoriginal topic

Community Administrator
#1
Not that I know of. I'm not sure what's to be gained by a digital signature.

Currently, the church's form of ID is your Church Account tied to your Membership Record Number. If desired, Two Factor Authentication can be enabled on the account. In certain places, a document is "signed' by entering one's Church Account login.
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#2
Does LCR have language to the effect that "by clicking Enter I approve this transaction"? Is there language, for example, that says the bishop or clerk has approved a Unit Financial Statement? When a wet signature is not possible (or because of the pandemic very difficult), I've suggested an email approving the Financial Statement, etc. Put a copy of the email together with the Statement for the stake auditor.
Church Employee
#3
I don't know if there is text that says that explicitly, but the online approval replaces the need for a wet signature. There is a project in beta that will allow the bishop and clerk to review and approve the unit financial statement online without a wet signature.
Senior Member
#4
We look forward to digital signatures on unit financial statements!

I hope the ability to enter deposits via LCRF is also in our future.
Dana Repouille, Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Church Employee
#5
drepouille wrote:I hope the ability to enter deposits via LCRF is also in our future.
So does that team!
#6
scgallafent wrote:I don't know if there is text that says that explicitly, but the online approval replaces the need for a wet signature. There is a project in beta that will allow the bishop and clerk to review and approve the unit financial statement online without a wet signature.
Woohoo!