OneSigner 2.0 Released — PDF + Code Signing in One Tool
We're excited to announce OneSigner 2.0 — the biggest update since our launch. This release combines PDF signing and Windows Authenticode code signing into a single, unified platform.
What's New in 2.0
- Code Signing Support — Sign EXE, DLL, MSI, and other Windows PE files directly from the same service that handles PDF signing. No more juggling separate tools.
- Multi-Tenant Architecture — Run a single OneSigner instance for multiple departments or clients. Each tenant gets isolated folders and API tokens.
- Cloudflare Tunnel — Expose your signing API securely over the internet without opening firewall ports or setting up VPNs.
- Enhanced Folder Watch — Improved file detection with dual-mode monitoring (FileSystemWatcher + polling) for 100% reliability.
- REST API Overhaul — Comprehensive API with profile management, certificate enumeration, text search, and page rendering endpoints.
Why Both PDF and Code Signing?
Many organizations need both: finance teams sign invoices and contracts (PDF), while IT teams sign software releases (code signing). Before OneSigner, this required two separate tools with different licenses, configurations, and workflows.
With OneSigner 2.0, a single Windows service handles both. The same USB hardware token (SafeNet, YubiKey, or ePass2003) can hold both a document signing certificate and a code signing certificate.
Pricing
OneSigner remains a one-time purchase — no subscriptions. Plans start at S$135 (US$99). Compare that to competitors charging $25,000+/year for similar enterprise features.