A technology start-up connecting non-formal education providers and users

Edufy, a technology start-up operating since 2021, is developing a platform for non-formal education services, bringing together providers and users of these services. From sports and art classes to technology clubs and camps, a wide range of non-formal education services are now being intensively developed and are available in all Baltic countries.   

The Edufy platform is user-friendly and provides convenient tools for managing non-formal education services, communicating with clients, signing contracts and invoicing. The innovative team is constantly looking for smart solutions and is guided by sustainable principles.   

Edufy’s clients, non-formal education providers, used to sign agreements and receive requests from their clients in paper form. The documents had to be printed and sent after signing, often taking a long time to sign and requiring constant reminders to the users of the pending approval of the agreement. Finally, all the contracts had to be stored and, if a specific agreement was needed, searched for in binders.   

This way of signing documents was not efficient and convenient: contracts had to be signed almost every day, and the peak periods were always at the beginning, middle and end of the school year. For this reason, the Edufy team decided to look for a more convenient solution, especially since sustainability, which is very important for a start-up, made it necessary to look for a more environmentally friendly solution. 

According to the co-founder of Edufy, when looking for an eSignature service provider, the expectations were not only for the convenience of the solution, but also for its flexibility.   

“We chose Mark Sign because their API service documentation was comprehensive, their managers were quick to get to grips with the specifics of our business and provide us with a suitable offer, and they were always interested in how we were getting on with customising the solution for our needs. We also received constant professional advice and guidance during the implementation of the solution,” says P. Antonovas.