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Is Adobe Sign and Acrobat the same? Separate?

Community Beginner ,
Feb 08, 2023 Feb 08, 2023

Forgive the tone, but Adobe really has become the most convoluted, confusing software vendor - even toping Microsoft. A zillion products and horrendous communication. Case in point, I have a page (https://helpx.adobe.com/sign/kb/Avanced-Account-Sharing-feature-Adobe-Sign.html) that claims to explain how the "Enmable Advanced Account Sharing Feature - Adobe Sign" - yet what is displayed on the page is no where to be found in my account. I have a Create Cloud account with Acrobat Pro. I have accessed Adobe Siogn (I think) when using it, but despite a chat wioth support yesterday, I still have no clue where to locate and sort of setting for Adobe Sign, nor am I even certain Adobe Sign is an actual product, add-on - or just another name Adobe has slapped on something that is just part of Acrobat. Where is the documentation? 

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LEGEND ,
Feb 08, 2023 Feb 08, 2023
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Yes, it's baffling at times, and regular changes of names, web pages, plans and everything else don't make it any clearer. Near as I can tell there is a limited version of Adobe Sign with Acrobat, but any fancy features need a separate subscription. But, since Google searches for Adobe Sign now take you to sell you Acrobat, that isn't much help. Near as I can tell Adobe Sign is now rebranded Adobe Acrobat Sign and they no longer push the high end products EXCEPT as enterprise solutions in a "contact us for details" category. E-signature Pricing and Plans | Acrobat Sign (adobe.com)

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