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Novatec Consulting
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June 25, 2019
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Adobe Sign Sharepoint integration

  • June 25, 2019
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Hello,

I got a Adobe Sign - Enterprise-Testversion.

I am using sharepoint where I have a adobe sign add-in for adobe sign.

However when i try to click on Send for Signature after selecting a File I get an error.

Adobe Sign

Adobe Sign login has expired. Please contact your Adobe Sign account administrator to login again.

If that doesn't help, contact your support team and include these technical details :
Correlation ID : 68bd8d5d-1d49-4a56-a4da-ee5ce42fd0e7-1
Request ID : 68bd8d5d-1d49-4a56-a4da-ee5ce42fd0e7
Date and Time : Tue, 25 Jun 2019 09:00:06 GMT
Application : Adobe Sign for SharePoint Online

I am logged in in my adobe sign enterprise test version.

Is there anything else I need to configure?

Kind regards

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AkanchhaS8194121
AkanchhaS8194121
Legend
June 28, 2019

Hey there!

As shared above, and your account information also shows that you have signed up for Adobe Sign trial account. Adobe Sign trial account has all the features of Enterprise service level, except integration.

To access Adobe Sign Integration, you need to register for free Developer Edition of Adobe Sign. Here are the steps, how you can register for Developer Edition of Adobe Sign to test integration: Create Developer Account, APIs for custom applications | Adobe Sign

[Note: For registration, use an email address that is not registered with any other Adobe Sign account]

The settings are not enabled by default to access the Integration Key in the free Developer account.

We recommend you contact Pre-Sales team to get the settings enabled. The team will be able to provide pre-sales technical assistance to you.

Please refer this link Adobe Sign – Plans and pricing for enterprise and individuals | Adobe Document Cloud  to contact them.

Hope this answers your query and clear the confusion.

Thanks,

Akanchha

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Novatec ConsultingAuthor
Participant
June 25, 2019

To add to it:

I have seen the

Installation guide:

Classic Adobe Sign for SharePoint Online - Installation Guide

there it says that in the settings page I can configure the Login to Adobe Sign....however I can only see the Personal Settings.

Is it due to the fact that its a enterprise test version so that there are not all features included?

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