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April 27, 2023

Enterprise and teams | Updates and releases | ICYMI...

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October'25

  • Post | Enforce Auto-Update in Self-Service Policies
    The new Enforce Auto-Update option in Self-Service Policies allows admins to automatically keep Creative Cloud apps updated for all users under a specific product profile. Once enabled, updates install automatically, and users cannot disable them. This ensures consistency, security, and compliance while reducing manual admin effort across the organization. Learn more

  • Post | Enterprise Trials: A new way for ETLA customers to try Adobe products
    Enterprise Trials now allow ETLA customers to easily explore and evaluate Adobe products directly from the Admin Console. Admins can activate trials, assign users automatically, and monitor usage for better insights and smoother conversion to paid licenses. This streamlined experience helps organizations test new tools securely and efficiently while reducing manual effort. Learn more

 

September'25

  • Post | Use IP-based access to prevent users from signing in from random public IP addresses 
    IP-based access control allows enterprise admins to restrict Adobe product access to trusted public IP addresses, enhancing security and preventing unauthorized sign-ins from unapproved networks. Admins can define allowed IPv4 addresses or ranges in the Admin Console, with enforcement taking effect within minutes. This helps protect sensitive data, ensure compliance, and maintain centralized control across all ID types. Learn more

 

August'25

  • Post | New Deployment Option: License-Only Packages for Shared Device Licensing
    Adobe now offers a License-Only Package for Shared Device Licensing (SDL), letting schools activate Creative Cloud on lab or classroom computers without reinstalling apps. It’s fast to deploy, works on Windows and macOS (Intel, Apple Silicon, Universal), and is perfect for semester lab refreshes. Learn more

 

July'25

  • Post | Real-Time Streamable Content Logs for Enterprise Visibility
    To help organizations strengthen compliance, security, and operational oversight, Adobe now offers real-time streamable Content Logs, which provide deep visibility into how digital assets are used across its cloud storage ecosystem. Previously limited to 90-day manual downloads, enterprises and teams can now stream content activity logs directly into SIEM platforms like Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, and Sumo Logic using Adobe I/O Events. Learn more

June'25

  • Post | Streamlined Role-Based Access in Adobe Admin Console for K–12 Institutions
    The new and enhanced role-based access capabilities in the Adobe Admin Console, tailored to meet the needs of K–12 Enterprise organizations. These updates help System Admins manage user permissions more efficiently, ensuring appropriate access for educators and members across Adobe Express and other apps. Learn more

 

 

  • Post | Aggregated License Reporting Now Available in Adobe Global Admin Console!
    Aggregated License Reporting in the Adobe Global Admin Console (GAC) - a new feature designed to provide enterprise global admins with deep insights into license provisioning across their entire organization hierarchy. Learn more

 

April'25

  • Post | Deploy Adobe Packages on macOS Using Microsoft Intune
    Adobe now supports deploying macOS flat packages (PKG) created via the Adobe Admin Console using Microsoft Intune. Admins can download these packages (up to 8GB) and deploy them to managed macOS devices enrolled in Intune. The process involves uploading the PKG to Intune, configuring details, setting detection rules, and assigning it to user or device groups. Learn more
  • Post | Introducing Frame.io User Management and API Integration in Adobe Admin Console
    Adobe has introduced Frame.io user management and API integration within the Adobe Admin Console for eligible enterprise and team accounts. Admins can now manage Frame.io users using a unified Adobe ID, assign user roles (Content Admin or Member), and sync users individually, in bulk, or automatically. Additionally, Frame.io now supports Server-to-Server (S2S) API integration via the Adobe Developer Console, allowing secure automation without using user licenses. Learn more

 

February'25

  • Post | New Group Projection Enhancements for Global Admins!
    The latest update to the Global Admin Console introduces enhanced group sharing, conflict resolution, and UI improvements. Global Admins can now merge, replace, or retain user groups across organizations, with new options to handle conflicts and improved visibility through alerts, tooltips, and error statuses. These features streamline group management across your organization.  Learn more.

 

January'25

  • Post | Unlock Seamless Adobe Access: Simplify Requests and Approvals for Your Team
    Adobe has introduced the Request and Approval System, allowing enterprise users to request application access directly from the Adobe desktop app. Admins can review and approve requests via email, with insights on available licenses and purchasing options. Additionally, automated approvals streamline product assignments through predefined rules, minimizing delays and manual effort.  Learn more.

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