Edusign

Edusign is a French platform for training organisations that want the paperwork side of a course to run itself. It works as training attendance software, a digital signature tool for training documents and a questionnaire builder in one account, and learners sign from their own phone instead of passing a clipboard around the room.

The company reports more than 3,000 institutions on the platform, and the customer list runs from solo trainers to universities. Most of them came for attendance tracking and stayed for the funding paperwork: sign-in records that auditors accept, completion certificates, and surveys that feed quality certification files. That compliance angle is the real product, more than the digital sheet itself.

Quick Survey AI sits inside that stack. You describe the survey you need and set a difficulty level plus a question count. The tool returns a questionnaire with scales and conditional logic already in place, and it ships with every plan down to the entry tier.

Two limits are worth knowing before you book a demo. Prices for the Organisation and Professional plans are quoted rather than listed, and every plan caps signatures per month, so a busy centre should price its real volume first. The AI also writes generic phrasing when your brief is vague, which means a quick edit pass is part of the job, not an optional extra.

Getting Started

1. Start a free trial from the Edusign site. The trial covers every feature except archiving, which starts when you add a payment method.
2. Set up your organisation, then create learner groups for each course or cohort.
3. Import learners and trainers, by file or through one of the 1,000+ integrations if you already run an ERP or LMS.
4. Build your first questionnaire. Open the questionnaire area, describe the survey, set difficulty and question count, then generate and edit the result.
5. Run a session and sign in learners by QR code, email, NFC or student card, then let Edusign send the survey automatically when the session closes.