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Are you referring to a handwritten user's signature? &nbsp;Or some kind of digital file signature which can be used to verify the content of a report?
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Okay, in that case you first need to digitalize them. &nbsp;Get every user to sign an empty paper and use a scanner to make a digital file of each signature. &nbsp;Try to make each file using the same dimensions (width/height), easier for your layout.<br />
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Once you've got that you can create a table that contains:<br />
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o the user's reference - some ID, perhaps you already have a list of users in a database somewhere?<br />
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o the name and path to the user's digital signature<br />
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Join this table in your report's dataset and use the path/file reference to display the image on the report.<br />
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In case you're new to using images in reports: <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MS-SQL-Server/MS-SQL_Reporting/A_9233-Put-Some-Images-On-Those-SSRS-Reports.html" rel="ugc">Put Some Images On Those SSRS Reports</a>
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No I have to take signatures like esignatures. Once they see their statements and then they are sigining by saying their approving that statement .
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Hi we have reports generated using Microsoft reporting services. &nbsp;What we are trying to achieve is to get e-signature on those reports.<br />
we have a commission system it generates 100 reports for 100 users we need to get signature on those 100 reports and store the reports along with the signature.<br />
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Can someone help us to see how we can do it.
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Hi we have reports generated using Microsoft reporting services.  What we are trying to achieve is to get e-signature on those reports.
we have a commission system it generates 100 reports for 100 users we need to get signature on those 100 reports and store the reports along with the signature.

Can someone help us to see how we can do it.

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SSRS

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