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Sign in to the Adobe Admin Console with your administrator credentials.
Navigate to the Products section and select your Acrobat deployment.
Create or edit a user group specifically for users who require access to Bates numbering features.
Assign or restrict Bates numbering permissions by configuring feature access for the user group; ensure only authorized users have access.
CautionRestricting access at the group level helps prevent unauthorized Bates numbering and ensures compliance.
Document your organization’s Bates numbering policy, including required formats, numbering sequences, and usage restrictions.
RecommendationMaintain a written policy to support audits and user training.
Communicate the policy to all relevant users and provide training on compliant Bates numbering practices in Acrobat.
Regularly review and audit Bates numbering usage by monitoring user activity and document logs in Acrobat and the Admin Console.
Best practiceBLOGS: Periodically auditing Bates numbering activity helps catch policy violations early and ensures ongoing compliance.
You can limit Bates numbering access by managing user groups and permissions in the Adobe Admin Console.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
To set Bates numbering permissions, go to the Admin Console and find the section for user roles or feature access. From there, you can allow or block Bates numbering for different users or groups, making sure only the right people can use this feature.
Bates numbering adds unique numbers to each page in a document set, which helps track, organize, and find pages easily. It is important for compliance because legal and audit processes often require clear document tracking.
Yes, you can set different Bates numbering policies for specific departments or groups by adjusting their permissions in the Admin Console. This lets you control access based on your organization's needs.
Bates numbering permissions are specific to adding tracking numbers to documents, while other controls might cover editing, sharing, or printing. Setting the right permissions helps keep sensitive features limited to trusted users.
Admins should review these permissions often to keep up with staff changes, legal requirements, or company policies. Regular checks help prevent mistakes and keep your organization compliant.