How to find Adobe Scan file on local storage?

[Totitoti]

Urgent. how can i find the document i scanned with adobe scan and then converted to pdf file? stays in the cloud of adobe? i can't find it. neither in the internal memory of the device nor in the external memory card. how can i store the scanned document in my device? please it is urgent. thanks in advance

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[Meenakshi Negi]

Hi there,

In the Adobe Scan, the documents by default get saved in the Document Cloud. There is no direct option to save the documents in the local storage on the device. However, you can use the share option to save the file on the device.

You can also donwload the file from Document Cloud on youor device.

Open this link https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/home/ and sign in using the same credentials that you use for the Adobe Scan application.

Then go to Files > Adobe Scan folder and select the document from the list. Then you can click on the download icon to download the file.

Let us know if you need any help.

Regards,

Meenakshi

[Mohammed Irfa35424397fzu4]

Hi Team, 

We are planning to leverage the adobe document scanner for our enterprise applicaiton ( mobile app for FinTech). We would like to know below points w.r.t. coompliance 

1. Does Adobe provide a mobile plugin to integrate in to native mobile application (iOS and Android) 

2. If Yes then does the plugin stores scanned document in the cloud or localstaroage of the device app ? 

3. Is there any feature which will help to perform in memmory and convert the same in PDF format. So that storage can be avoided 

Kindly help us with this answer so we can plan for Adobe license. Thank you 

Regards

Irfan 

[S. S · Accepted solution]

Hi @Mohammed Irfa35424397fzu4,

Hope you are doing well. Thank you for writing in!

Please visit the given link: PDF Services API | Adobe PDF Services

The document contains a list of API services available for Acrobat.

Let us know if this helps.

-Souvik

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