The app does not require a paper contract and uses a security selfie and time...

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Have you ever imagined exchanging pages and pages of contracts and other paper documents for a digitized version on a cell phone application with the same legal validity? This is what the company eBox Digital promises, founded two years ago in São Paulo, and which had revenues of R$1.8 million in 2016. To avoid fraud, it uses resources such as signing on a cell phone or tablet with a digital certificate, security selfies that inserts the image of the person signing, voice recordings to prove the user's identity, geolocation and time stamp, which serve as evidence that the operation was carried out at the informed location and date. For now, the service is only available to companies, but businessman Marcelo Araújo, 48, believes that it should also reach the end consumer soon, to replace physical documents in different commercial operations.

eBox Digital, a company specialized in integrating the storage of physical and digital documents, has just launched the “eBox Mobile” platform that automates proof of delivery whatsapp number list  of goods with an application that offers various information in real time, eliminating any possibility of fraud in the delivery of products and also anticipates revenue from transport operations.




The tool generates savings of up to 50% for the sector, considering aspects such as paper reduction, operational agility and assertiveness in product delivery. In addition, drivers' daily expense notes can be made available to the transport company at the time of consumption, as the tool has the capability to scan and automatically send the receipt to the financial sector. With the application, carriers can also monitor deliveries in real time and can anticipate billing for their freight.

According to the commercial director of eBox Digital Marcelo Araújo, the benefit most sought after by the sector is the possibility of bringing forward revenue. ” As it is a sector that receives payments based on the volume of deliveries, automated control allows invoices, invoiced in real time, to provide agility and assertiveness throughout the entire operation. With this, carriers are able to align delivery numbers and daily expenses, which makes it possible to anticipate revenue from operations”, reinforces Araújo.