Mindware today announced that it has signed a partnership in the GCC region with Circularo. The solution is hosted in Microsoft Azure Cloud and comes in different flavours to meet the particular needs of small to medium and large enterprise clients alike.
Commenting on the partnership, Silmi Khanfir, Director of Cloud & XaaS at Mindware said, “By adding Circularo to our portfolio, Mindware offers enterprises a truly Arabised and internationally recognized eSigning solution hosted locally in the region. It also allows our partners to increase their business around Microsoft 365 with a minimum of investment,”
Circularo provides the technology platform and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) fully managed in Microsoft Azure. Its seamless Microsoft 365 online integration and built-in document management capabilities make a real difference. Mindware will provide 24×7 system monitoring and technical support. For enterprise customers, the company guarantees 99.95% uptime availability of the platform. The solution brings additional benefits to Microsoft customers who can leverage their existing investments.
Circularo is well established and trusted by many leading organizations in the GCC region, from developers, banks, investment funds to federal and local governments. As every business ‘runs on agreements’, Circularo is a horizontally applicable eSigning solution, that virtually any kind of business environment can benefit from. Although there are many different use cases and best practices, the core nature stays the same: The need to prepare actionable and signable documents and to have them signed online.
“We see tremendous potential in the underpenetrated eSignature market in the GCC. And as one of the leading eSignature providers in the region, we believe that with Mindware’s strong presence and reseller network we can further accelerate our international expansion. Our goal is to provide innovative and easy to use eSignature solutions that everybody would be happy to agree on,” concluded Dr. Josef Neumann, CEO, Circularo.
