![]() Anywhere you see a wrench, you can select it and you’re taken directly into the settings for that notification. Alerts are actions that have not happened yet, like when a document has not been signed or even viewed. ![]() Events are actions that have occurred, like when someone has signed a document, and it’s a quick way to see the progress on a particular document. Here you can toggle between events and alerts. And the bell is a link to all the events and alerts associated with your account. The Waiting for You link also goes to the Manage tab with all the documents that are waiting for your signature listed. Selecting this takes you directly to the Manage tab with In Progress documents selected. At the top of the home page, you have shortcuts into all the documents that are in progress. Let’s start by walking through all the elements of the home page. If you land on the Send page, just select the Home tab in the upper left corner. At this point, you might be taken to the Acrobat Sign login page, directly into Acrobat Sign, or just like me, you might see a Go to Acrobat Sign link. Enter your Adobe ID or credentials and then select Open under Document Cloud. All you need to do is select Sign In in the upper right corner of the page. Let’s start by logging into Acrobat Sign using a web browser on. Signing in, the home page, setting up your profile, how to send a document, adding fillable fields, the signing experience, and finally accessing support and resources. This tutorial is broken into seven specific topics. Getting started with Acrobat Sign is specifically for Business Enterprise users. Here’s the document I just signed and I have the usual options, including opening to view, downloading and sharing with another person.Your browser does not support the iframe element. So let’s click on manage this document and see the other options that come up. I can send a copy of the document to someone else, I can download a copy, manage it or sign another. ![]() Now I’m presented with a number of options. I click apply and then I use my mouse to drag the signature to the appropriate location on the document. So I’m going to use the default font-based signature. I can upload an image of my signature or I can use my mobile device to capture my signature in real time. I can also draw my signature and this is best used on a mobile device so I can use my finger. Click add signature and the default option comes up immediately which is a font based signature. So let’s go back and add a normal signature. I’ll need to have a digital ID set up, or if I don’t I can set one up by clicking on this link and following the steps. If I want to add the digital signature I just click on this option and follow through the steps. Signature, initials or digital signature. To do that I select the sign icon up here. I’m adding my title down here and the date and then I’m going to need to sign this document. So I use this to fill out any information required in the document. I just click wherever I need to add text and then start typing. The text tool is selected by default so I’ll start with that. And there are a few fields that I need to enter information and I can do that with these tools here at the top. ![]() So here’s the document I need to fill out. Then I’m just going to change the name of the document here and then click on next. We can use a library document, we can use a document that we’ve stored in the cloud like Dropbox or Google Drive, or we can just upload a file from our computer. We have three options to upload the document. To get started, click on fill and sign, and then click on add files to add a document. Let’s take a look at the fill and sign feature of Adobe Sign which allows you to upload a document you’ve been sent and fill in the fields before adding your signature. Your browser does not support the iframe element.
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