Certify and timestamp change logs as PDFs and manage the agreements so auditors can verify approvals and reduce compli…
Open the PDF file you want to sign in Adobe Acrobat.
Go to the toolbar and select Tools.
In the Tools center, find and select Certify and Sign.
In the toolbar, click Sign.
Use your cursor to draw the area in the document where you want the signature to appear.
In the dialog that appears, select your digital ID from the list and click Continue.
If prompted, enter your digital ID password and click Sign.
Choose a location to save the newly signed PDF, enter a filename, and click Save.
You can preview how your signature will look before you finalize and save the signed document.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
You can use Power Automate to set up a flow that starts a signature process in Adobe Acrobat when something happens, like a new file is added. This lets you manage signing and document movement automatically.
When you connect Acrobat signatures to Salesforce, signed documents can be saved right to the right record, so your team always has the latest signed files in one place.
Yes, you can set up an integration so that signature requests and completed documents are shared in a Teams channel, making it easy for everyone to see and access them.
Integration saves time and keeps everything organized automatically, so you don't have to send emails or upload files by hand. It also helps avoid mistakes and keeps records safe.
Make sure you have permission to connect the apps, know which documents need signing, and that your team understands how the new workflow will work.