I want to upgrade from Adobe Sign to Acrobat DC for Teams, while preserving my existing data.

More specifically, I want to migrate my existing agreements and signed documents from my individual Adobe Sign account to an Adobe Acrobat DC for Teams account.

I spoke with a support representative who says there isn't a way to do this. He said I can manually download the signed documents and re-upload them to the new account. But in that case I would lose the agreements. Alternatively, I need to use a different email address for the old account, and also maintain the old subscription.

Apologies if this is in the wrong forum. None of them mention Acrobat DC and the support rep said I should use this one.

My business requires signature of multiple documents in various places and I'm required to sign hundreds of these documents near deadlines that occur throughout the year. Having the ability to open multiple documents at once to then quickly click to certify AND sign ALL signature fields placed in ALL open documents with only a few clicks would eliminate a lot of time I currently spend having to click through each signature field of each document.

While a batch signature functionality exists, the true efficiency of batch signing does not exist in the current Adobe functionality. Having to manually click through each signature field and the various steps associated to certify/sign for EACH field placed within the documents results in no time saved from doing each document individually. The number of clicks is the same. It would be nice to go through the signature prompts once and the batch signature functionality sign ALL open documents in all signature fields within those documents.

An example of the desired functionality that truly captures 'batch signature' and creates meaningful efficiency in the signature process can be found at the below link.

Example of Bluebeam functionality:

https://support.bluebeam.com/online-help/revu20/Content/RevuHelp/Menus/Batch/Sign-Seal/Batch-Sign-and-Seal.htm

I'm a home user on Windows 11 and have Adobe Acrobat PRO. My wife and I both share the same desktop computer and use Acrobat to digitally sign documents. In order for this to work, we have our own Adobe IDs and in the past I used to sign in to my PRO and she signed in on the Reader. But now since I can't install both, I've been forced to install the older Reader 11 to use for my wife to sign documents, but the signature can only be stored locally because Reader 11 doesn't support Adobe ID sign in. She can't digitally sign documents with my PRO version because, of course, her ID doesn't have the PRO license and it forces the application to close. I'm furious about this and considering switching to an alternate PDF program! You must fix this and allow both Pro and regular reader to be installed on the same computer!

Using Adobe Sign today, I also found that the field automation didn't work. The message would show that fields are available, but then when you click the icon to apply the fields, the message would come back that it couldn't find any locations to place a field, totally not recognizing the Signature or date lines requiring manual field placements.

In the date line options, please add: yyyy-mm-dd - HH:MM:ss
(required by the Canada Revenue Agency on their T183 Authorization to E-file signature forms). I have to always enter this text manually.

Also, clients are finding Signing the form confusing. I had several clients today saying that all files are signed, but they aren't. I had to simulate the signature on my end and send them step by step snapshots of the process before they finally got them signed. They thought that once they hit "Finish", they were done, and didn't realize they had to push the "Click to Sign" button. I also found that on a cellphone, if I accidentally swiped the page while trying to finish the signing process, the page would refresh causing me to have to start all over again. I'm guessing this could also make a client think that the document was all signed and submitted! More user feedback is required to help the client recognize the steps to sign their documents. (ie: "Exit without signing" vs "Finish"), place the "Click to Sign" button in a better location so clients see it. Last year, an Adobe Cookie popup at the bottom of the screen blocked that "click to sign" button so the 80+ year old senior citizen client couldn't see it. And with all the computer scams happening these days, people are fearful of pushing buttons they don't understand. I recreated the document on a couple different computers in my house trying to understand why the client was having so much difficulty before encountering that cookie popup on one of my computers. Once that was resolved, the client was able to sign. Simple things to resolve by improving the front end to make things clearer for the client.

As of 4/14/22, the new update is MUCH less user friendly. The automation of hovering over a line and it picking up what kind of field form box to put in was taken away. That's what drew me to this service in the first place.

It is also MUCH easier to place a box on a line and change it from the box than it is to navigate all the drop downs in the side bar to choose what kind of box to place. Can we get that back, too?

It also erased text I had in {{...}} parenthesis and replaced with a blank kind of box. Did not expect or want that.

Not a fan of the update. Please give the automation back. That's what set this service apart from the likes of DocuSign, PandaDoc, etc.