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Have you checked how salary is stored in your employment contracts lately?

If it's written as "salary 1,800 euros per month" buried in paragraph 3, you're not alone — but the Pay Transparency Directive gives you until June 7, 2026 to fix it.

Here's a five-point audit to get your contracts and HR data ready before the deadline:
https://agrello.io/en/blog/pay-transparency-directive-2026-what-employers-must-change-before-june-7

🇱🇹 https://www.agrello.io/lt/blog/darbo-uzmokescio-skaidrumo-direktyva-2026-ka-darbdaviai-turi-pakeisti-sutartyse-ir-personalo-duomenyse/
🇱🇻 https://www.agrello.io/lv/blog/atalgojuma-caurskatamiba-direktiva-2026-kas-darba-devejiem-jamaina-ligumi-un-personala-dati/
🇪🇪https://www.agrello.io/et/blog/palgalabipaistvuse-direktiiv-2026-mida-tooandja-peab-tegema/

ADOC vs EDOC — ever been confused?

If you’re working across the Baltics, you’ve probably run into this. In Latvia, the main e-signature output format is EDOC. In Lithuania, it’s ADOC.

At first sight, it can feel a bit confusing — but actually, it’s not that complicated. Technically, both are fully accepted under eIDAS and are legally compliant. Both rely on XAdES signatures, and both are container-type formats, meaning you can include multiple files inside for signing.

EDOC is used in Latvia and is a bit more flexible. ADOC is used in Lithuania and follows a more structured, regulated approach to how files are organized inside the container.

For most users, though, it doesn’t really make a difference — it all works the same.

When choosing which format to use, think about where the document will be used. If your business operates in Lithuania, local authorities will most likely expect ADOC, as their systems are built around it. If you’re in Latvia, go with EDOC. When targeting more international customers, pick a PDF instead.

Simple as that.😉

PS! Need a place to manage your contract creation and signature collection process? Reach out for a quick demo

Have you tried signing a document on your phone lately?

If the flow felt slow, unclear, or full of extra steps, that friction probably is not just annoying — it is delaying agreements.

We put together a practical guide on what good mobile signing should actually look like, what usually breaks, and how to audit your current process:
https://www.agrello.io/en/blog/mobile-signing-2026-why-phone-first-matters/

The EU Digital Identity Wallet is coming.

Sounds fancy, but what does it really mean for all of us?
In simple terms:

A single secure app (from your country) where you keep your ID, driver’s licence, diplomas and more

Need to prove something online? You share only the bits that matter – safely and instantly

And yes – you’ll be able to sign contracts digitally across the EU, with signatures valid everywhere

For businesses, this means less paperwork, faster onboarding, and smoother deals – whether your partners are in Lisbon or Tallinn.

Agrello is already gearing up for this change, so when the Wallet rolls out, your document signing will be ready to plug right in.

The future of digital identity in Europe is closer than you think. Excited? We are.

Read more here 👉 https://www.agrello.io/post/eudi-wallet-explained-the-future-of-digital-identity-in-europe

EUDI Wallet – The Future of Digital Identity in Europe EUDI Wallet explained: what it is, how it works, and why it matters for businesses and individuals in the EU. Discover secure digital identity and cross‑border authentication.