DocMonk
DocMonk, a leading provider social DRM solutions to intellectual property owners, announced today the launch of stamp.la. stamp.la is a web site that makes it quick and easy to imprint a person's name and email address onto a PDF document, then deliver that document to the recipient safely and easily.
"Imprinting a person's name on a PDF document is a great way to ensure that the document won't be shared beyond the intended audience," said DocMonk founder Jay Muntz. "From business plans to screenplays, there are millions of documents that people want to share with specific individuals while ensuring that those individuals will not share the work more broadly. A personalized PDF is a perfect way accomplish these goals and stamp.la makes it easy to create a personalized PDF," said Muntz.
stamp.la was designed to be fast and easy. A document can be uploaded, personalized and sent to its recipient in less than 30 seconds. There's no registration or login required.
Users who find that the limited functionality of stamp.la does not meet their needs can move on to DocMonk, which has a much more robust set of options greater scalability.
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