Adobe Acrobat DC Reviews

Most of our use is in reading and creating of PDF document formats. We either print to PDF from another document source or open PDF documents within the Adobe software. Overall for the needs of the group and the business, the software adequately meets the needs of the users, internally and externally to the business (employees and customers).

Our company uses Adobe Acrobat DC for all of our reports we send to our clients. We used the program to make fallible forms that are sent to our clients to make data collection more coefficients. We use the organize pages tool often to compile and reorganize our reports and we use the edit and comment tools to make collaboration projects more efficient.

We've used Adobe Acrobat DC both in my current business and in my previous business where I oversaw a staff of eight. Our business involves a lot of .pdf sales offers, and Acrobat was critical in creating, editing, and sending .pdfs. We didn't rely on it so much to track changes because most of the changes we'd made were visual and were usually made by one or two people. We also used it to routinely add our letterhead to invoices created by a separate accounting program. With Adobe Acrobat, we were able to better control how our identity appeared while also using the accounting and inventory program we liked the most.

Adobe Acrobat DC is a standard app used for both Mac and PC's at our institute. We roll this out to every user for easy PDF viewing capabilities.

We use Adobe Acrobat DC across our whole organization when we do presentations, most of our documents are prepared using PowerPoint then are converted to Adobe Acrobat DC which allows people within and outside our organization view the documents without allowing them to edit.

This gives us proper control of our proprietary document, also with Adobe Acrobat DC the size of the document is easily compressed making it smaller and easier to email to other users.

It is used across our HR department on a daily basis. It eliminates the need to print out nearly all the documents we use to on-board a new employee, which is a huge time-saver.

Most of the staff here use BlueBeam. I use Acrobat because it gives more flexibility in editing, combining documents, filling out forms, affixing signatures, etc.

We use Adobe Acrobat to prepare documents to send out to our customers. These docs are used for security agreements and guarantees, so having Adobe has made creating these docs much easier. Our entire company has some form of Adobe and everyone uses it and likes it. Great product for a great price.

I use it almost every day, as do all my associates.

Currently, I use the "Document Cloud" to interact with our presenters. I run about 100 plus webinars a year within the association. Acrobat is great when trying to share resources and even to gain signatures for important documents. This product has changed the way we interact with our members and associates.

Adobe Acrobat DC is used in almost every department in my organization. There are a lot of tasks involved, with editing, creating, signing and sharing of PDF documents, and Adobe Acrobat DC helps to do all the work from any device at any place. It also helps to manage our documents.

Adobe Acrobat DC is being used for all departments in our organization. This is the most used tool for everyday work. Adobe Acrobat DC provides many advanced tools to make our work easy. We can also convert PDF`s into other formats. As a finance professional, this is a must-have software to meet daily reporting requirements.

We've used Adobe Acrobat in many ways over the years. We use it for creating fillable form PDFs, and converting documents to PDF. I also really like the ability to convert scanned documents to PDF with editable text using OCR. I have my signature uploaded, so I always use it to quickly fill and sign documents that are sent to me, even if the publisher did make them fillable/signable. Most recently, we've added using the Adobe Sign feature for sending documents for signature to our own clients.

Use it to edit, comment on, and arrange PDFs. Also, we use it to make forms to fill in.

I am a remote tax preparer and I need to be able to markup PDFs as well as secure them with a password. I send documents that are not finalized using Adobe Acrobat DC for clients to review and I use the stamps and watermarks often. I use it for everything in between as well.

Adobe Acrobat reader is being used for our entire organization, it is either an as-installed program, or users can install it themselves. We are dealing with .pdf files frequently due to file format efficiency and robustness. As a consequence of using .pdf format, we need a robust program to view or edit files. So far I can say Acrobat reader is doing the job properly. Not perfectly, but in a robust and efficient way.

Adobe Acrobat DC is used within our organization on a daily basis. You can review documents, create them, sign files or convert other files to use with Adobe. It makes it easy to organize documents and distribute to others. It is used by everyone in the company as it makes it easy to get documents signed by others online rather than printing.

Adobe Acrobat DC is no longer being used by the business, it has been cancelled as of today. The online Adobe system, as confirmed by Adobe, has a bug (case numbers can be provided) that currently they have no fix for. This has been going on for 8 weeks, and the system allows one-time use then advises the Customer that they need to subscribe. It has taken 6 weeks for Adobe to confirm the bug is present and currently have advised they are working on it but this has been going on for a further two weeks. We have cooperated and allowed Adobe access to our systems to run logs and to get as much data as they required, the result is: They advise today that the subscription is cancelled and have refunded £43. Cost to my business extends into the thousands. We would advise anyone thinking of using this service to look at alternatives until the platform is more reliable, but Adobe is unable to advise when this will be. Adobe's CEO is aware of our issue.

It's being used by all the research analysts for projects and meetings. We make brochures and reports and present them to the clients.

It is used by our Marketing department to edit presentations.

We use Adobe Acrobat DC to compile and manipulate documents. That sort of sounds like corporate-speak and it really undersells how powerful Adobe Acrobat DC is - it is one of the most powerful pieces of software currently installed on my computer.

I'll give an example. In the transnational practice of corporate law firms, we often compile documents (particularly officer's certificates) which attach other, older documents as schedules. One way to do this is to kill a couple of trees, print everything out, and scan it back into the system. This is how I used to do things before I got Adobe Acrobat DC. Now, with Adobe, I just compiled the scanned versions of the documents into a single PDF. This saves time (it's slightly faster than the old process) and money (because my printing has gone down substantially).

Some of the agents and PMs use adobe as a solution to editing PDF documents and getting them authorized/executed through their 'signing' feature. It is not a company-wide mandated or sponsored application at our organization. There is a small group of us internally that, as a part of our ongoing, regular responsibilities, need to adjust forms and have clients sign them and a few of us identified Acrobat DC as a solution for this and have been using pretty consistently (sometimes use other tools with similar capabilities) ever since.

Our medium-sized organization uses Adobe Acrobat DC primarily within our Sales & Marketing departments to manage, edit, share, create, and prepare for printing various PDF files. Adobe Acrobat DC helps us with our digital and print document needs by providing tools like editability, watermarking, pre-press proofing, and the ability to combine multiple PDFs, re-organize them, and compress them for distribution.

We use Adobe Acrobat DC throughout our entire organization. Our writers and designers alike use it to create client-ready documents. Our quality control team also uses it to check over documents without using the actual editable doc. It's been great for our company for these purposes, and we know it will continue to be a great asset in the future.

I use Adobe Acrobat DC on a daily basis. Since I do bookkeeping and consulting I need a product to create and or modify documents into .pdf form so I can attach them to recorded transactions in accounting software. I have also found it useful to export pdf documents to Excel so I can use the data to speed up my consulting services. In addition, I use Adobe Acrobat DC to send out my engagement letters and contracts for signatures.