With the electronic signature app from Acrobat Sign, the power to keep business moving is in the palm of your hand. Our e-sign application makes it easy to sign documents wherever you are.
Put your electronic signature app to work.
Our mobile e-sign app simplifies document management and signing processes, as well as remote work. You can send documents for signature, track e-signing progress, and get real-time updates all on your mobile device.
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Stay productive when you’re working remote.
Working remotely means having quick and easy access to any document and any task. The Adobe signature app streamlines productivity by enabling seamless document signing anytime, anywhere. With a mobile app, you can quickly sign, send, and manage contracts or agreements directly from your mobile device, eliminating the need for printing or scanning. This efficient process reduces turnaround times, enhances collaboration, and ensures security, making it an essential tool for professionals on the go.
Document signing on paper or digital. It's all good.
Make short work of tall paper stacks. The ease of use of our Adobe signature app takes the hassle out of scanning and signing important documents right from your smartphone.
Get a whole document makeover automatically. Scanned papers are cropped, corrected, and delivered as an Adobe PDF which makes document signing quick and easy.
Access files in the cloud. On your device, get files from your Adobe Document Cloud library, Box, Dropbox, or Google Drive account.
A document signing app that lets you collect signatures your way.
Send for signature.Signing documents and collecting signatures has never been easier. Simply pick the document you want signed. Enter the email addresses of your signers. Tap “Send” and off it goes.
Sign in any browser, on any device. Signers get an email with a link to your document, which they simply click to open and sign. No downloads or mobile apps are required.
Track and manage every step of the way.
Stay in the know.Keep track of documents you need to sign and those out for signature. View document histories and audit trails. Send reminders to people who have yet to sign.
Keep it real-time. Track responses with real-time status updates. Quickly view contracts and signed documents stored in your online account — on any device.
Insight at a glance. When you only have a moment, use the e-sign app to see the status of an agreement or send a new signature request – right from your home screen.
Our e-sign app comes packed with features for a better signing experience.
Digital signatures in the cloud.
From the Acrobat Sign mobile app, you can add a signature field requesting a high-assurance digital ID before sending to be signed.
Reading Mode to catch the fine print.
Use Reading Mode in the document signing app to reflow text on your iOS device with a single tap. Zoom in or out to change text size.
Smart recipient roles.
Within the electronic signature app, you can assign specific tasks to specific participants, such as Signer or Approver.
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What else do you need to know?
Legal e-signatures.
Acrobat Sign is the e-signature software you need to comply with the most demanding e-signature legal requirements.
Whether you need some basic information about the Adobe signature app and our solutions or you’d like a customized quote for your unique business needs, we’re here to help you get your questions answered.
Acrobat Sign mobile app is a free Adobe signature app for Android or iOS devices that works as a mobile companion to Acrobat Sign digital signature solutions. The app lets you conduct complete business transactions on the go. With it, you can send, sign, track, and manage signed documents from your iOS or Android device. It’s also the ideal tool for collecting e-signatures in person from a client or customer. On iOS devices, you can even sign documents offline. The app syncs automatically when you’re back online.
Yes, Acrobat Sign mobile app is a free app for Android or iOS devices. The app lets you conduct complete business transactions on the go.
In addition to drawing your signature on your mobile device, Acrobat Sign mobile app lets you use your device camera to take a photo of your handwritten signature, then use it to sign a document. Your signature is automatically synchronized across web and mobile so you can access your signature image any time.
An electronic signature—also known as an “e-signature”—is a simple and legally recognized way to indicate consent or approval on a digital document or form.
A range of methods can be used to authenticate the identity of participants, including email addresses, Enterprise IDs, phone authentication, knowledge-based authentication, and passwords. In addition, electronic signature solutions, like Acrobat Sign, offer workflows that track every step in the signature process, such as when the agreement was sent, opened, and signed, as well as the IP and email address of each signer or approver. E Signature solutions, like Acrobat Sign, capture this additional data in a secured audit trail, which provides clear, easily producible evidence of each party’s signature.
Under the ESign Act of 2000, electronic e signatures have the same legal status as a handwritten signature. With Acrobat Sign, you can draw or print your e signature on a browser, mobile device or any of the apps your team already uses - like Microsoft 365, Salesforce or Workday. Additionally, the free Acrobat Sign mobile app also lets you use your device camera to take a photo of your handwritten signature, then use it to sign a document. Your signature is automatically synchronized across web and mobile so you can access your signature image any time.
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A document signing app to power your remote office.
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