Re: Adobe Sign "gotchas"?

[Rachel Weaver <rweaver () MACALESTER EDU>]

Hi Jim,

I don't have experience with Sign, but I have seen on other listservs that
Adobe is pulling away from inclusion of Sign in ETLA agreements (
https://blogs.adobe.com/deployment/2019/07/important-acrobat-product-update.html).
I would check to make sure that it isn't/won't be the case for you before
you get in too deep. In our ETLA quote, Sign was a per-transaction expense.

Take care,
Rachel

*RACHEL WEAVER '06 (she/hers)*

Associate Director, Support Services

Information Technology Services

(651) 696-6507 | rweaver () macalester edu


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Saint Paul, MN 55105 USA




On Thu, Jun 18, 2020 at 8:54 AM Jim A. Bole <jbole () stevenson edu> wrote:

> We're looking to pilot Adobe Sign for e-signing. It's included in our
> Adobe licensing, so it looks like the cheapest option :)
>
> I don't have any experience with it, but it looks robust and secure from
> my initial review.
>
> I'm curious if there are any "gotchas" from security, operational or other
> areas.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jim Bole
> Director of Information Security
> Stevenson University
> 1525 Greenspring Valley Road
> Stevenson, MD, 21153-0641
> jbole () stevenson edu | O: 443-334-2696
>
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