e-Delivery is the digital equivalent of registered mail, which provides a secure and legally binding online exchange of electronic documents. ✉️ This is ideal for sending contracts, invoices, official letters and other important documents. However, e-Delivery is not used to send physical packages. 📦 If you want to send a package, you still need to use courier services.
What about uploading videos and large files? 🤔
Yes, the e-Delivery box allows you to send attachments. However, their size is restricted. Sending videos 🎬 or large files can be problematic. In this case, it is worth using file compression programs or cloud services.
Although e-Delivery will not replace the courier for physical shipments, it offers many advantages:
e-Delivery is a revolution in communication that will improve the exchange of documents between institutions, companies and citizens. However, keep in mind that They will not fully replace traditional forms of shipping. For packages and large files, it is worth using other available solutions.
Remember that from January 1, 2025 year having an e-Delivery box will be mandatory For public institutions and businesses: The e-Delivery box. Does every citizen need one?
This is important information, so it is worthwhile to familiarize yourself with this tool and its capabilities now.
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In order to use the e-Delivery box, it is necessary to confirm your identity. If you already have verification issued by the Certum.pl (e.g. SimplySign or CertumMini), you don't have to go through the process again.
Digital trust services - Services operating on the basis of eIDAS require verification and confirmation of identity, which guarantees full security and legal compliance of your correspondence.
