To use the E-Signature Service as an admin or a sender, your unit must be enrolled in the service. A unit can enroll by having the unit head or the unit's ITSG director contact the IT Service Desk...
Once you have your license, you can log in to Cornell's E-Signature service.
You will be prompted to log in with your Cornell NetID and password (via the CUWebLogin page), and...
These resources are offered to help administrators and individuals use Cornell's E-Signature service (Adobe Sign) effectively.
Electronic Signature Service User Introduction
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Three groups of people are involved in the e-signature process.
Senders: send forms in order to collect signatures and other information. Many senders also create forms and/or manage the...
Each unit that wants to use the Electronic Signature service needs to designate an administrator (or admin) to assign licenses, maintain groups within their unit, and provide primary technical...
Cornell's E-Signature service (Adobe Sign) is not approved for PCI (collecting credit card numbers), for health data (HIPPA), human subjects data, or export-controlled data.
Adobe Sign...
Several steps are involved in effective use of the Electronic Signature service.
Create the Form
In this step, a form is created by converting existing forms to digital format...
Adobe provides many resources to learn how to use the E-signature service.
Adobe Sign tutorials for getting started and new admins
Adobe Sign User Guide
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Method 1: Use Compose Window During Send or Create Template
The most straightforward way to add form fields to a document is by using the Compose window when you send a document for...
For information on how to take static PDF documents and turn them into interactive forms with Acrobat DC, please review the LinkedIn Learning course Acrobat DC: Creating Forms...
Forwarding causes problems because of the security constraints that Adobe places on their email.
If a Cornell user forwards email to services such as Gmail, AOL, or Yahoo, these messages...
Once you have your license, you can log in to Cornell's E-Signature service.
You will be prompted to log in with your Cornell NetID and password (via the CUWebLogin page), and...
Cornell users can check the message they received against the sample posted on the IT Security Office's Verified Cornell Communications site.
All users can check that the message comes from...