- Acrobat on the web user guide
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Get set up
- Learn the basics
- Access the app
- Preferences & settings
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Create PDFs
- Convert to PDFs
- Create PDFs with templates
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Edit PDFs
- Edit text, images, and objects
- Organize documents
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Share, review, and export
- Share documents
- Review PDFs
- Export and print
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E-sign documents
- Add e-sign branding
- Request e-signatures
- Manage agreements
- Work with Webforms
- Collect online payments
- Fill and sign
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Manage cloud storage
- Manage Adobe cloud files
- Manage third party storage
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Use Acrobat extensions
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Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
- Access Acrobat admin settings
- Edit PDFs in Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
- Supported languages for Acrobat in Microsoft Teams
- Acrobat for Microsoft Teams overview
- AI-powered meeting summaries and insights
- Resolve issues in Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
- Collaborate on PDFs in Microsoft Teams
- Install Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
- Customize Acrobat for Microsoft integrations
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Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive
- Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive overview
- AI powered document summaries and insights
- Configure browsers for Acrobat in SharePoint and OneDrive
- Install Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive
- Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive installation overview
- Uninstall Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive
- Use Acrobat to update files in SharePoint and OneDrive
- Access Acrobat admin settings
- Acrobat for Microsoft Outlook
- Acrobat for Microsoft 365
- Adobe PDF services connector
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Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
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Troubleshoot
- Installation issues
- Printing issues
- Feature issues
- Limitations and known issues
- Acrobat on the web user guide
-
Get set up
- Learn the basics
- Access the app
- Preferences & settings
-
Create PDFs
- Convert to PDFs
- Create PDFs with templates
-
Edit PDFs
- Edit text, images, and objects
- Organize documents
-
Share, review, and export
- Share documents
- Review PDFs
- Export and print
-
E-sign documents
- Add e-sign branding
- Request e-signatures
- Manage agreements
- Work with Webforms
- Collect online payments
- Fill and sign
-
Manage cloud storage
- Manage Adobe cloud files
- Manage third party storage
-
Use Acrobat extensions
-
Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
- Access Acrobat admin settings
- Edit PDFs in Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
- Supported languages for Acrobat in Microsoft Teams
- Acrobat for Microsoft Teams overview
- AI-powered meeting summaries and insights
- Resolve issues in Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
- Collaborate on PDFs in Microsoft Teams
- Install Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
- Customize Acrobat for Microsoft integrations
-
Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive
- Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive overview
- AI powered document summaries and insights
- Configure browsers for Acrobat in SharePoint and OneDrive
- Install Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive
- Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive installation overview
- Uninstall Acrobat for SharePoint and OneDrive
- Use Acrobat to update files in SharePoint and OneDrive
- Access Acrobat admin settings
- Acrobat for Microsoft Outlook
- Acrobat for Microsoft 365
- Adobe PDF services connector
-
Acrobat for Microsoft Teams
-
Troubleshoot
- Installation issues
- Printing issues
- Feature issues
- Limitations and known issues
Digital identity overview
Learn about the basics of digital identity.
A digital identity (digital ID) is like an electronic passport that allows you to securely verify your identity, such as when e-signing a document. After thorough identity verification, each digital ID is backed by a digital certificate issued by a trusted third party, such as a bank or government. Using a digital ID ensures that the person authorizing an e-signature is truly the intended individual.
Digital certificates
A digital certificate is an electronic representation of data associated with a person or organization based on the X509 standard. It's typically stored in a password-protected file on a computer or network, USB token, smart card, or other security hardware device.
Certificate Authority (CA)
A Certificate Authority (CA) issues digital certificates for e-signing and certifying documents.
Trust Service Provider (TSP)
A Trust Service Provider (TSP) offers secure identity and transaction services, including issuing digital signing certificates to create and validate digital signatures. Adobe Sign allows organizations to choose from multiple TSPs and utilizes trust lists like the Adobe Approved Trust List (AATL) and the European Union Trusted Lists (EUTL).
Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP)
A QTSP is a TSP certified by an accredited auditor to issue digital certificates for creating the highest quality digital signatures, such as qualified electronic signatures (QES). For example, in the EU, only a QTSP can issue the digital certificates required to generate a QES that is recognized by all EU Member States. Depending on the country, the term used in regulations may vary.
Identity Provider (IDP)
An Identity Provider (IdP) is usually a government or private sector organization that offers a trusted digital identification service. Before an individual is issued a digital ID for transactions and document signing, their identity is thoroughly verified. For more information on which IdPs are available for use in Adobe Acrobat Sign, refer to the Cloud signature identity providers (IdP).
