DocuSign vs. Adobe Sign Comparison

What is Docusign?

Docusign is a global leader in electronic signature technology, enabling individuals and organizations to send, sign, and store legally binding documents securely from any device. Trusted by over 1.7 million customers and more than a billion users across 180+ countries, Docusign accelerates business processes by reducing turnaround times and paperwork costs while providing a seamless signing experience. The platform offers strong security and compliance features, including ISO 27001, 27017, and 27018 certifications, and supports all eIDAS signature types through its qualified trust services in the EU. With over 1,000 pre-built integrations and flexible configurations, Docusign meets the strict regulatory requirements of industries such as finance, life sciences, real estate, and healthcare. Docusign is committed to protecting data integrity and confidentiality, ensuring customers meet compliance obligations worldwide with industry-leading identity verification, audit trails, and workflow automation.

What is Adobe Sign?

The tool 'Adobe Sign' allows for secure electronic and legally valid signatures. Recipients can sign the document directly in the browser, on the computer, tablet, or smartphone without any download or login. Users can convert PDF files into web and digital forms and track and manage the editing status. The documents are automatically stored and archived. Advanced features include reusable templates, self-service web forms, Mega Sign, or online payments. Adobe Sign can be integrated into Microsoft programs and other applications. The tool is certified according to ISO 27001, SSAE SOC 2 Type 2, FedRAMP Tailored, and PCI DSS and can also be configured so that companies can meet industry-specific compliance requirements. According to its own information, over 8 billion transactions have been made globally with this tool so far.