I use Adobe Acrobat Sign to keep our document workflow moving when I’m away from my desk. Signing on the go is seamless: I can pull up, review, and sign a document on my phone in under a minute. Our average contract turnaround has gone from four days to under 24 hours because approvals aren’t held up when someone is away from their desk. The templates save us a ton of repetitive work. We can pick a template with the signature, data, and initial fields already placed, add the recipient, and send it; that saves us about 10 to 15 hours of manual setup each month. Keeping everything in one place with a clear audit trail lets us see which version was signed, when, and by whom, and has helped us avoid at least three potential compliance issues. I also found the basic setup intuitive, and day-to-day use is straightforward enough that our less technical team members can pick it up without formal training. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The mobile app gets noticeably sluggish when I scroll through or tap signature fields in documents over 20 pages. Working with a 50-page agreement on my phone can get frustrating, so optimizing PDF rendering for larger files would make a big difference. Adobe’s documentation is comprehensive, but it can feel overwhelming because it covers the full enterprise platform rather than giving me a focused mobile setup guide. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.