Parallel and Sequential authentication of digital signatures

Thanks for the reply, @MikelKlink and @Meenakshi Negi.

@Meenakshi Negi: I found the workflow you are referring to earlier. But it isn't what I am looking for. 

@MikelKlink: The use case I'd specify for parallel cryptographic signs is the difference between A (needs parallel signs) and B (sequential signs should do). More specifically in a parallel signing scheme, a signature should sign only the document's contents and not other signer's signatures.

Does this make sense?

Hi Satvik278465211v10,

Thank you for reaching out.

If you are looking for information on parallel and sequential signing workflow, please refer to the information provided on the following help page: https://helpx.adobe.com/sign/fedramp/user/sequential-workflow.html.

Check if that information answers your questions.

In the Parallel signing workflow, the recipients will sign to the signature field assigned to them anytime they open the form. They do not have to wait for others to sign it first. 

Let us know if you have any questions or are referring to something else.

Thanks,

Meenakshi

You mention digital / cryptographic signatures. Not all Acrobat Sign use cases actually collect digital / cryptographic signatures of the signers, they only collect non-cryptographic electronic ones and eventually create an Adobe cryptographic signature to secure the document. Are you sure you have a use case with cryptographic signer signatures?

The interoperable digital PDF signatures do not allow real parallel signatures, merely sequential ones. Non-cryptographic lectronic PDF signatures, on the other hand, can be implemented with real parallel signing.