Adobe Acrobat

We have used Adobe Acrobat for many years for document review, edits, and presentations. Adobe Acrobat has also been a critical for our oganizations signing and workflow of documents from contracts & proposals, to workflow. Keeping our documents secure private have also been paramount when using the Adobe suite of solutions.

• reduction of redundant tasks can be handled through Adobe Acrobat
• esignatures save a significant amount of time when finalizing contracts versus printing, signing and faxing documents to clients or other parties
• increased efficiencies by reviewing external document sources or images that require further analysis or repurposing.
• improved security and compliance with the ability to redact documents and limit sharing to segmented users

Foxit PDF Editor, PDFgear, LibreOffice and Smallpdf

Action1, LibreOffice, Anthropic Claude, ChatGPT, Windsurf, Perplexity, WordPress

For years, Adobe has been our company's primary source for creative visuals. We use them for Strategic Planning, PDFs, White House-level presentations, Forms, and Microsoft Product Integrations of Content. The key to this outstanding set of solutions is that they generally stay ahead of the industry. Product integration of Acrobat, InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop sets standards for the industry.

• To sum it up, Adobe enables my company to achieve a Global Reach for our Products and/or services through the use of a global standard for information transfer.
• Great Cost Savings in publication, marketing, and solution segmentation strategies.
• I would still integrate some features as native to Acrobat.

Microsoft 365 and Attribution in Google Analytics

Microsoft 365, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge

We use Adobe Acrobat to edit documents, create fillable documents, and for many that require signatures. We also use Adobe Acrobat to create marketing materials. This is software that I use every single day, every hour of each workday. It is vital to the operations of our company and thus indispensable.

• Adobe Acrobat has saved us time in managing documents. In this day, everything is fast, moves fast, and keeping up with that pace demands software that functions at the same level. Adobe Acrobat does that. It has streamlined the steps I need to take to edit and create documents we need to manage our customers.
• Adobe Acrobat removes the worry and stress associated with managing a large influx of documents. Something as simple as a document featuring an image that was sent to us upside down. Using the old method, I would have to open other software, click 'Edit', find the 'Rotate Image' button, click it a couple of times, save it as a JPEG, then attach it to Word, and finally save it as a PDF. It was a grueling process that consumed a great deal of time. Now, I simply open the image, and Adobe automatically recognizes it is upside down and fixes it for me. I can save and move on; it literally takes me seconds. Amazing.
• Adobe Acrobat is intuitive and easy to use, and the additional apps are relevant to the needs that come up. If I have an idea, I can go to the available apps and find exactly what I need. Impressive and speaks to the years of experience this company has had to fine-tune its product and make it obvious that it is aggressive in staying on top.

Microsoft 365, DocuSign, eFax Corporate

As a creative agency within a corporation, we use the full version of Adobe Acrobat (not the free Reader) on a daily basis. For design layouts and proofs, even copy, it's the single-best, single-easiest way to gather and compile feedback of our stakeholders. Everyone can see each other's comments and reply directly. Additionally, unlike a Word document, we don't have to worry about our stakeholders changing anything.

• No worries about compatibility, as files created on PCs can be read on Macs, and vice versa. That has 100% saved us from having to find a workaround.
• While we still have people who like to print on physical paper, it's becoming less and less as they get used to the ease of reading PDFs on their monitor and storing them on the computer. I now rarely print any paper — maybe 5 pages a week, if any. For the designers, paper is printed only for live "proof of concept" presentations to leadership.
• In the rare cases we've had sensitive information within a PDF, locking it down and requiring a PIN to open is simple to set up. We've had 0% of those PDFs becoming breached.

WinZip and PDFgear

Adobe XD, Wrike, Adobe InDesign

Creation, editing, and publishing of PDF-format documents. Useful to create semi-permanent documents that are in a clean and easily portable format that just about anyone can consume. Additionally, these tools are used for documents that are contracts, as they can be put into DocuSign or Adobe Sign and made secure from editing once signed.

• Creating a secure document has enabled us to publish sensitive information that is difficult for the audience to manipulate.
• We often need to extract data from PDFs created by others. Acrobat is the most effective way to do this.

PDFEscape