I use Adobe Scan (Pro) for iOS for scanning hundreds of archival documents for research. The scans are saved to Adobe Document Cloud by default, no other storage loation is possible. However, I need offline access to the files from several devices, whereby Adobe Online is an unacceptable option (as the name suggests). Instead, I would want to save all scans to my Dropbox automatically, which is a built-in feature in many other scanning apps (e.g., Abbyy FineScanner). Adobe, on the other hand, makes transferring scans to Dropbox infuriatingly cumbersome.

Currently, there is no other way than a) to share each individual file from the app, or b) to download files in bulk on my desktop from Adobe Document Cloud as a zip folder, save it to my Dropbox folder and then unzip the folder to get access to the actual files – even though all of this takes place on one single computer.

Needless to say, the chances of human error are remarkable, especially compared to the option of having all scans stored in the desired location automatically. It is also impossible to stay on track whether a specific file in Dropbox is the latest version (i.e., whether there's an edited version in Adobe DC).

I would prefer if the scans were uploaded to Dropbox as copies of the ones in Adobe Online, and edited files were uploaded separately (i.e., Scan.pdf, Scan-1.pdf etc. in Dropbox; Scan.pdf in Adobe Scan/Online). This way, I would have both the latest file as well as a version management system. However, syncing the AO Scans folder as it is to Dropbox would also be acceptable.

If Adobe for some reason finds this impossible to implement, could you AT LEAST enable moving files to Dropbox by drag & drop in Adobe Online instead of the bothersome zipping back and forth?