Open an asice or Bdoc file online and save the documents
Free. The file never leaves your device. Works on phone and computer.
Extract the documents sealed inside an asice container directly in your browser. When an .asice or .bdoc attachment will not open on your device, SignedDocs unpacks the files and presents the signer information without requiring dedicated software.
What an asice container holds
An ASiC-E archive stores one or more signed files alongside digital signatures and timestamps under a dedicated metadata directory. It can hold multiple PDFs, office files, or data spreadsheets, each secured by qualified electronic signatures conforming to eIDAS standards.
When you open the archive here:
- You see the complete list of files inside the container
- You can preview the primary PDF document directly in the browser
- You can download individual documents or get all files bundled into a clean ZIP
- The signature card lists the signer names, authorities, signing times, and timestamps
Save documents and keep the signed container
Drop your .asice, .bdoc, or .sce file above. SignedDocs reads the package structure locally on your machine. You can inspect each attachment and download readable PDF copies for day-to-day use.
Remember that downloaded copies do not carry the cryptographic signature themselves. If you need to produce legal evidence of signing for a government agency or court, retain the original container file.
Open an asice container online
Select your file above to inspect the documents right away. The tool works on mobile phones, tablets, and computers alike. You can extract PDF attachments, download files in a clean ZIP archive, and inspect signer names immediately. No files are uploaded to any server, there are no watermarks, and no user registration is needed.
What is an .asice file?
An .asice file is an Associated Signature Container Extended based on the European ETSI standard. It packages one or more documents together with digital signatures in a ZIP container.
Where did I get it?
You usually get an .asice file from EU government services, electronic tenders, public portals, or contracts signed across European borders.
Is it safe?
Yes. SignedDocs opens the container entirely inside your browser. Your files are never sent to a server. Keep the original .asice file as proof of the signature.
Why won't it open by double-click?
Standard desktop operating systems have no default viewer for ASiC-E containers. Double-clicking may treat it as a generic archive or report an unknown format. Open it here instead.
How to open it on iPhone/Android?
Visit this page in Safari or Chrome, tap the drop zone, and pick the file from your downloads or files app. The documents and signers display immediately.
Is the PDF still legally valid?
The PDF you download from this page is a convenient copy of the content. The legally binding evidence remains the original signed .asice container. Save that file for your records.
What about .bdoc and .sce files?
A .bdoc file is an Estonian digital document format built on ASiC-E, while .sce is an associated container variant. SignedDocs opens .asice, .bdoc, and .sce files in the same way.
Other formats: .p7m · .p7s · .tsd · .zfo · .es3 · .xades · .xsig · .adoc