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Hello
I'm testing out Adobe Sign, and overall like the product. However for my specific needs the documents cannot be stored or transfered via 3rd party cloud.
I would like to create a pdf document with a signature field
which i could manually email to someone directly
have them open it on a mobile device
execute the signature field
and then manually email it back, with the signature metadata intact/unmodifiable
I don't want to get into a discussion as to how safe Adobe's cloud servers are or are not, i'm simply constrained by corporate infosec rules and so am looking for a work around and the above process flow meets my needs.
I have attempted to add signature fields to a PDF using Adobe Acrobat DC Pro, but when i open it on a mobile device i don't have any interactivity on it.
advice? alternatives?
thank you
The default PDF viewer on iOS is not from Adobe, does not sign, and cannot be changed. So that's the starting point, unfortunately.
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To start with, are you opening in the Acrobat Reader app on the mobile? It isn't the default. See Acrobat Reader Help for iOS: Creating Signatures and Signing if you are.
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>To start with, are you opening in the Acrobat Reader app on the mobile
no, i'm simply using a native email provider (in this case gmail)
will try your link
also i just found out that the "basic" Adobe Sign "app" is free (in apple store anyway). Maybe if i include instructions to download a proper reader or the app... although that adds a layer of complexity to a client's interaction.
thank you for the suggestion.
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The default PDF viewer on iOS is not from Adobe, does not sign, and cannot be changed. So that's the starting point, unfortunately.