Although transferring documents digitally is really easy (just an email attachment will do the trick), there’s a sizable amount of people who stick to traditional delivery methods. If asked, nine out of ten would give a speech concerning how unsafe the Internet is for the transferal of documents that are sensitive by definition, such as contracts and certified copies of identifications, passports and civic cards. And they’re right – nobody would want that data to fall into the hands of unscrupulous people. But the fact remains that being able to send documents online would translate into a significant amount of time (and even money) being saved.
That’s why services like Wiredoc are necessary – services that let people deliver documents in a setting that gives them the assurance what they’re sending won’t be compromised along the way.
This new service enables people to send files which are password-protected. They simply upload them using the provided web interface, set down a security passphrase and then send them out. The only people who’re being able to access these files are the ones they share that passphrase with.
That’s what the basic version of Wiredoc lets you do. And it costs nothing, but it’s limited to only five monthly transactions. If you need more than that (along with larger storage space), then you can go for any of the three paid plans which are available: “Casual”, “Professional” and “Corporate”.
Wiredoc.com In Their Own Words
The safest, easiest and best way to send and receive documents online.
Some Questions About Wiredoc.com
Which’s better – this or Sertifi? 
