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Paperless still has role to play achieving sustainability – Nitro

Measuring and monitoring environmental impacts has become critical as end users increasingly seek sustainability, notes Nitro in a new blog.

The PDF editing and documentation e-signing software vendor notes that even organisations not ready for full-fledged Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) framework compliance can still prioritise saving emissions.

“You can still take steps to become an environmentally friendly organisation,” Nitro points out.

“An easy way to get started is by digitising your document workflows and working toward paperless operations.”

Nitro PDF and eSigning has features that mean customers can understand their environmental impact as well, it said, and Nitro Analytics helps achieve this automatically, enabling easy calculations to assess productivity or returns on investment (ROI).

Nitro Analytics can provide a view into a company’s environmental impact with dashboard metrics, including measurements of productivity, paper and time savings through using digital signatures, energy saved, carbon dioxide emissions and more.

Customers include Australia-based construction firm McConnell Dowell, which switched to Nitro in 2020 and could save 50% of related costs, once deployed to its remaining user base.

According to Nitro, its eSigning has also accelerated financial services provider Degroof Petercam’s onboarding experience for its private banking customers.

“To fully implement this initiative, the company required an eSignature solution that could seamlessly integrate with their platform. Meeting security and regulatory requirements, while making digital banking easier for customers, were the top priorities,” the customer case study says.

At the time of writing, Nitro was offering a partner incentive programme through its channel.

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