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Workflow Designer for Acrobat Sign Accessibility?

  • August 22, 2025
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I’ve been trying to figure out how to get access that would allow Signer 1 to input an email for Signer 2. I’ve asked IT for help, but since I’m the only one exploring this process, they aren’t sure what I’m looking for.

We’re on an enterprise account, so in theory I should be able to do almost everything, but I’m having trouble finding the right way to enable this workflow.

From what I’ve seen, Adobe’s how-to guides suggest it’s possible, and I’m trying to build a web form that allows for a second signature. If anyone can point me to where this is located in the web version—or let me know what permissions I need to request for my account—that would be a huge help. I’m working with IT in the meantime to figure out access, but we're not really figuring it out. 

Correct answer creative explorer

@_K_M__ I believe you can add an addtional particpant or recipient delegation within the web form workflow. Also make sure you have permission access as well. This video explains the concept of delegating signing in Adobe Acrobat Sign, which is relevant to your goal of having Signer 1 input information for Signer 2. The video is old from 9 years ago...https://youtu.be/1ycRcTF8ulc?si=KDNFdnSyVM_ObCUo

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August 22, 2025

@_K_M__ I believe you can add an addtional particpant or recipient delegation within the web form workflow. Also make sure you have permission access as well. This video explains the concept of delegating signing in Adobe Acrobat Sign, which is relevant to your goal of having Signer 1 input information for Signer 2. The video is old from 9 years ago...https://youtu.be/1ycRcTF8ulc?si=KDNFdnSyVM_ObCUo

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