Adobe Acrobat DC for pretty much all of your PDF needs
Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Acrobat DC
I use Adobe Acrobat DC for a lot of documentation. Part of my job is processing contracts, invoices, and payments. Almost all of that documentation is in Adobe Acrobat DC. Adobe Acrobat DC's feature of allowing online signatures is a game-changer for online approvals in a post-pandemic remote working environment. I also convert my word processor and spreadsheets to PDF using Adobe Acrobat DC for version control purposes.
Pros
- e-signatures
- Combining / pruning documents
- Keeping version control for sensitive documents
Cons
- I sometimes feel like the program uses too much memory, so opening multiple windows can be a hassle for my PC
- Sometimes, the optical character recognition takes a while to kick in
- The file size reduction is a bit clunky and non-intuitive
- e-signatures
- Combining / pruning documents
- Locking documents / version control
- Increased document security due to version control
- Reduction in errors due to version control
- Time efficiency due to the multiple tasks Adobe Acrobat can perform
Although I am not specifically responsible for data security at my organization, my own experience with Adobe Acrobat has been quite satisfactory. Functionalities like locking documents, and the ability to disable document editing after signing a document are also great tools to keep information secure. In my 3.5 years of working with Adobe Acrobat, I do not recall any personal or organizational data breaches caused by or relating to Adobe Acrobat. I believe that quite a good track record.
Do you think Adobe Acrobat delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Adobe Acrobat's feature set?
Yes
Did Adobe Acrobat live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Adobe Acrobat go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy Adobe Acrobat again?
Yes
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