SOLUTIONS
Six scenarios.
One decision framework.
Where sealing happens, what the document looks like, where the seal is kept and which systems need to connect determine the right configuration.
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Start with the scenario, not the device
The same device can be configured differently for head offices, credit centers, shared service centers, group headquarters and subsidiaries.
- Office, credit, financial shared, group HQ, enterprise shared and subsidiary scenarios
- Printing, comparison, sealing and archiving in one device
- Xinchuang, offline operation and OA/credit integration
- Temporary or off-site sealing needs separate assessment
Updated: 2026-10-27
Office sealing
Daily sealing at head office and branch offices: official documents, authorizations, certificates and agreements.
View scenario →Financial institutions · CreditCredit contract sealing
Credit contracts at lending centers, credit factories and branches, including multi-page contracts and cross-page seals.
View scenario →Financial institutions · Shared centerFinancial shared service center
Centralized operations for contracts, vouchers and agreements from multiple institutions.
View scenario →Enterprises · Group HQGroup headquarters
Central control of official, contract and legal-representative seals at the group headquarters.
View scenario →Enterprises · Shared centerEnterprise shared service center
Centralized comparison and sealing for multi-entity contracts in finance and contract shared service centers.
View scenario →Enterprises · SubsidiarySubsidiaries and branch offices
Local sealing at remote subsidiaries, factories and project offices: procurement, HR and bid documents.
View scenario →DECISION MATRIX
Which scenario fits?
| Where sealing happens | Typical scenario |
|---|---|
| Head office / office | Office sealing |
| Lending center / credit factory | Credit contract sealing |
| Central operations / shared center | Financial or enterprise shared center |
| Group headquarters | Group headquarters |
| Subsidiary / project office | Subsidiary and branch sealing |