If we subscribe to Adobe Document Cloud services can we set up Shared Reviews for commenting

[geoffs26666485]

If we subscribe to Adobe Document Cloud services can we set up Shared Reviews for commenting or do I have to have a WebDav server?  Most users will be external people.

[zmirlin12444000]

When you participate in a shared review, Acrobat synchronizes published comments on your local hard drive with the comments on the server. Acrobat notifies you when new comments are available. Because synchronization continues after the PDF is closed, you’ll continue to receive notifications. Messages in the notification area inform you when new reviewers join the review, when updates occur (multiple reviews), when deadlines change, and when synchronization attempts fail. They also inform you when a new broadcast subscription is added in the Tracker. You can change the frequency of messages and of comment synchronization, and you can manually trigger the synchronization process. Showbox

[AnandSri · Accepted solution]

Hello Geoffs,

Sorry for the delayed response and inconvenience caused. As per the description above, you want to set up a Shared review by subscribing to Adobe Document Cloud services, Is that correct?

Adobe Document Cloud services include Acrobat and Adobe Sign services, along with web and mobile apps that work standalone or integrate into your existing document processes, productivity apps, and enterprise systems.

To know more about Adobe Document Cloud services, you may refer to Adobe Document Cloud FAQ

Yes, using the Adobe Acrobat Pro DC subscription, you can set up shared reviews for commenting.

To setup Shared review, you need to subscribe to Adobe Acrobat Pro DC license/subscription. The other participants can take part using the freeware Adobe Reader DC. For the initiator, Acrobat subscription/license is required.

For more detailed information about the Shared review, you can refer to Starting a PDF review, Adobe Acrobat and Participating in a PDF review, Adobe Acrobat

Feel free to update this discussion for any further assistance.

Regards,

Anand Sri.

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