Request e-signatures in Adobe Acrobat Sign
Prerequisites
Configure Adobe Acrobat Sign for DigiCert as qualified trust service provider (QTSP)
Adobe Acrobat Web
Document to be signed
Mobile authenticator application
Nota
Your location determines which mobile authenticator you can use. Review Set up two-factor authentication (2FA) to configure your mobile authenticator.
Request e-signatures
Use these instructions to request e-signatures in Adobe Acrobat Sign:
Sign in to Adobe Acrobat Web with your username and password.
Select Request e-signatures.
In the landing page, follow these steps:
In the Recipients field, add signer email addresses.
Select Add Me to be included as a signer of the document.
In the Message field, enter a message to change the default text.
Select Add Files to browse and select the document > Attach.
Select Next.
In the right navigation panel, select Digital Signature to place signature holders on the document.
Select Sign, then Send.
Review the document, then select the signature placeholder to digitally sign.
Select DigiCert One as your digital ID provider (based on location) from the dropdown list.
Select Click to Sign.
Navigate to your mobile authenticator application to complete 2FA and confirm your identity.
Nota
For Go>Sign Mobile (required in Europe and Switzerland):
Navigate to Go>Sign Mobile application > Authorization request > select Authorize.
For Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator or Okta:
Enter the six-digit code provided in your mobile authenticator application.