Adobe Acrobat DC vs DocuSign

• I use it to create form fillable templates from Word Documents that enable us to save paper and transition our membership forms and progress reports to a digital method.
• After scanning sensitive materials, it's makes redacting sensitive information or blanking out non-relevant text on a document page simple.
• When our faculty needs books scanned, it's really easy to crop scans into neater, cleaner looking documents that are better sized and omit any dark sections form the scan platen.
• We work with a lot tenure review files that require statements and documentation form many sources, Acrobat DC is great at dragging and dropping, then merging documents into a single file.

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• Easy to navigate.
• Available on all devices.
• Trustworthy.
• Multiple signatories.

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• When clicking "edit" in a PDF document it would be nice if DC would open automatically if you already have a license to use it.
• It would be nice to have a cleaner interface to add images.
• Working with text is a bit awkward and would be more efficient to have the window for font and size more accessible.

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• More robust feature set.
• Ability to customize tool to fit your company's brand standards.
• Better pricing.

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• Been able to reduce outsourced graphic design costs
• Slightly increased our Adobe costs
• Mobile application allows for flexible on the road work - saving on time

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• Easy investment document execution.
• Does not have an insubstantial subscription cost when compared to some other tools.
• Works with many types of legal documents.
• Allows for recipient driven document customization.

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