Adobe Acrobat Document Cloud Revisited with New Design and Enhanced Functionality

Adobe announced Tuesday new features for several products in its suite of Adobe Document Cloud applications. The company unveiled a reorganized Adobe Acrobat Document Cloud that includes items such as a central hub and connected mobile apps. The innovations introduced by Adobe include a new service for streamlined document review, tactile editing on tablets and the new Adobe Sensei-based feature using artificial intelligence for Adobe Scan and Acrobat DC. In addition, the Adobe Scan application has new features, such as scanning business cards in multiple languages, form field recognition, and more.

With the all-new Adobe Acrobat DC, users can now quickly share a PDF file and see who has read it, stream content with relevant reviewers, and set automatic reminders for approvals to be respected. Not only that, reviewers can also comment and resolve comments within the PDF itself, thus preventing redundant and redundant messaging threads.

The reorganized central hub now syncs between the Acrobat DC desktop app, the Acrobat Reader mobile app and the Adobe Document Cloud web application. It provides a single view of status updates for incoming and outgoing tasks that have been shared for verification or those that require your signature.

For Adobe Scan, the application can now read business cards and then scan to PDF in five new languages, including French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. Powered by Adobe Sensei, form field recognition has been introduced. It analyzes documents to identify elements such as the type, size and position of the field.

Adobe Sign is now directly integrated with the new Acrobat DC and Acrobat Reader. Users can use Adobe Sign to create electronic signatures on PDF documents while on the move. Finally, mobile users of Acrobat DC Pro can now edit PDFs on Android and iOS tablets with features such as text editing, formatting and editing, or addition, rotation and editing. resizing an image.

"Adobe Acrobat DC is the benchmark for today's mobile and connected workforce," said Bryan Lamkin, executive vice president and general manager, Digital Media, Adobe. "With this powerful version, we have created a modern PDF platform that allows users to scan, sign, edit, share and review content quickly and easily, regardless of the workplace."

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