A library would like to be able to integrate electronic signatures into Koha. This could be a way that the patron could sign digitally and this signature would be captured in Koha.
+1 The ability to store patron's electronic signatures in their account would be very useful to us!
I'm wary of this one. At least in Australia a person's signature is personal information (https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/your-privacy-rights/your-personal-information/what-is-personal-information), and it's important to only collect personal information that is necessary for the organisation's functions/activities. In this case, what would be the purpose for collecting and storing this information? Would it be to prove that they've signed a membership agreement?