Adobe introduces Live Sign for Microsoft Teams

Adobe has announced its latest enhancement to Adobe Acrobat Sign for Microsoft Teams—Live Sign that aims to transform the virtual signing experience, providing users with a seamless, secure, and interactive way to finalize agreements within the Microsoft Teams platform.

Over the last few years, e-signatures have become very critical among individuals and companies. With Acrobat Sign in Microsoft 365 applications like Microsoft Teams, users can author documents, add Acrobat Sign e-signatures to documents that require approval, send for signature, and track the documents in a more secure, authenticated, and auditable way — without leaving Teams.

But at the heart of a number of document experiences are those irreplaceable face-to-face interactions. Now with Live Sign in Acrobat Sign for Teams, users can replicate that in-person signing experience virtually — with an added layer of trust and security that comes with Acrobat Sign.

Key features of Live Sign in Acrobat Sign for Teams include -

Verify signer identity through Teams to help reduce the risk of fraud. Live Sign uses Team's authentication to identify users and maps them as agreement signers. Live Sign supports all authentication methods and security features available from Acrobat Sign.

Provide customers with a streamlined signing experience — with fewer clicks and applications to avoid distractions and context switching, signers can join and sign from most any device, including mobile. Live Sign provides an opportunity for a more personalized customer experience — no more searching for signing links in email or delay in signing due to customer confusion.

Add clarification and discussion as you are reviewing the agreement live in the meeting with your customer. This open forum can aid in faster signing, since questions and unclear details can be resolved in real-time, avoiding going back and forth in email or text explaining complex agreements.

Leverage the collaboration tool your team already uses, and your clients are familiar with, to sign virtually (signers are not required to have an Acrobat Sign account to use Live Sign).