Citizen and community needs keep growing. Stay up to speed by uniting powerful e-signature capabilities with the Adobe tools they already know and trust.
Adobe Acrobat Sign is now FedRAMP Moderate Authorized — allowing your agency to address existing public sector workforce pain points and enabling government growth toward long-term IT modernization.
Cut costs while empowering your teams to deliver the fast, mobile-friendly services your citizens need. With Acrobat Sign, it’s easy to securely send digital documents for e-signature and track every step of the process from any device, anywhere.
Support any mission.
E-signatures improve efficiencies across all departments in your agency — from mission-critical services like requests for permits, construction planning, or health services to internal operations like human resources, procurement, and IT.
Make it automatic.
Employee-driven and self-serve workflows make it easy to initiate and track signing processes, enforce deadlines, and archive final documents automatically, complete with audit trails.
Legal e-signatures let you choose from a variety of signer identity verification methods, including US government-issued IDs, certificate-based employee IDs like PIV or CAC cards, and more.
E-signature processes protect sensitive information, ensure legality and accessibility, and enforce regulatory and policy rules automatically — so you can meet requirements for FedRAMP, HIPAA, GDPR, and more.
Easily integrate e-signatures into your Microsoft systems and other business applications you already use. Our prebuilt integrations help you get even more value from Microsoft, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday, and more. Learn how to get more from your business systems.
E-signatures make work faster, easier, and more secure — but getting started requires a team effort. Read this eBook to get smart about the benefits so you can be an advocate for transforming your agency’s processes. Read about five key reasons to use e-signatures.
Get started in days, not months. Visit the Acrobat Sign Rapid Response Resource Hub, where you’ll find quick-start learning videos and step-by-step use case recipes.
Whether you need some basic information about our solutions or would like a customized quote for your unique organization, we’re here to answer your questions.
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