Thanks for the assistance in advace. It is Windows 10 (21H1), and Acrobat Ver. 2021.007.20095.
It happened around mid of Sep in the company, probably there were Windows updates but not really sure.
I haven't tried non-work machines, but sometimes it works when connecting to different networks, the weird thing is it still works when connecting back to the original network.
I have installed 21.007.20099 and encounter exactly the same issues as Kwan. Sending via browser does work, but is a quite unhandy workaround. Since the request for signatures does work as intended in my homeoffice, the problem maybe related to a security topic in my company when I'm on-site? Any recommendations what to tell our admins?
So was this issue ever resolved? I try to request E signatures and it hangs at 72% ..I worked 2 days prior... Did installation repair, log out, restart etc... Not working.
No, it wasn't. And 've got the impression that Adobe doesn't really care about it. There are quite a few threads on this boards containing this issue, but I haven't found a solution yet. The staff only asks for versions and offers some pro-tips like 'turn machine of and on', 'deinstall / reinstall', 'check your cables' etc.
Since I do not have any issues when workin at home, I think this is some kind of a security issue with the company network in my office.
Hi everyone, for me, the issue is fixed. I found out that I haven't had any issues when working at home via VPN, so I told our IT-support to adjust the firewall-settings. After a month or so our IT-Admin called me up to inform me, that the firewall-rules have been changed. From now on everything worked fine for me. Kind of embarassing for Adobe that they cannot issue this rather simple solution in this thread. So if you are working in an office-environment, ask your admin for assistance. If not, maybe check your router - it may block some critical ports... Hope that helps you folks - good luck!
I keep getting a message that I am only allowed 5 transactions for the month.
That should not be - as I am NOT on the free version. It keeps asking me to upgrade and yet when I sign in it shows that I have the Pro subscription. Something is wrong!
I found the fix for this is to get the admin to access the Adobe Admin portal, remove your account and re-add. This fixed the issue of saying you have only 5 e-signature a month.
This issue keeps reoccuring and I cannot identify any pattern in what causes it. Sometime requesting signatures works, giving a bit of hope, but eventually the problem of it getting stuck at uploading 72% returns. And it is always suck at 72%. It fails more than it works. I have used Ecosign and Docusign for many many years and have never experienced any issues with them. Adobe Sign is just unusuable.
Even the online version is not working. I go to request signature, drag the document, and then the window just closes. Try again, this time click the link to select a file from my local computer. Same thing. Upload the document separately using the "Upload a File" button on the "Your Documents" page. Then go back to "request signatures" page. Select the recently uploaded document. Same thing. Tried in both Microsoft Edge and Firefox. I'm done with Adobe e-sign. Months of unreliability, I save more time printing, signing, and saving. Going back to Docusign.
I have exactly the same issue. So far I have tried:
Unisntalling and re-installing the application at least 4 times and still getting the same error with the progress bar up to 72%, I left it last night there and after 8 hours it was exactly in the same point without any response.
Opening the Web version and trying to use the "Request Signatures" app and I get message: "Contact your administrator" and the only option is clicking button "OK" which takes you back to the main screen.
Thank you for reaching out and sorry for the delay in response.
As you are receiving the message to contact your administrator, we have checked your account. You have Adobe Sign free account in which only two free transaction are available in a month.
You have already exhausted those limit and that is the reason you get the error message.
I'm having the same issue. Please can you check my account? I have asked our admins and they say there should be no issue with account access (I have the full version of Creative Cloud suite).
I have checked your account with the email address used to sign in to the community. Please confirm if you are using the same email address to sign in to your Acrobat Pro DC application.
Did you recently make any changes in the Adobe ID (email address)?
yes, I am using the same work email address (beginning with 'k') to sign into both the community and the Pro DC application. No, made no changes to Adobe ID. My colleague is able to use Adobe Sign without issue, so sounds like my issue is account-specific?
I have rechecked your account and see that you are using the Acrobat Pro DC as a part of the End term license agreement provided by your organization. Adobe Sign individual has been removed from the Acrobat Pro DC in ETLA offers. Your Adobe Sign account that was linked to Acrobat Pro DC is now converted into Adobe Sign free account which consist of only two free transactions in a rolling window of 30 days. I see that you have already exhausted the two transaction limits on your account for this month and that seems to be the reason the issue occurs.
In this case, we suggest you reach out to your IT administrator at your organization to check if they can provide you access to Adobe Sign enterprise. For more information on this, you may visit here.
I'm having the same issues, but my IT has checked, and my account and subscription are still valid. All my team members are experiencing the same issue.. What could I do to fix this, it seems to be a software bug.. IT has tried a lot but nothing seems to work. Thanks!
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