661 companies use Adobe Acrobat for PDF workflows

What is Adobe Acrobat?

Adobe Acrobat is a PDF application developed by Adobe Inc. to create, edit, review, and share PDF documents. It handles workflows including document review, merging, compression, and e-signature collection, with optional AI features for enhanced productivity.

Vendor

Adobe Inc.

Pricing

Subscription starting at $19.99 per month (billed annually), with free tier available for basic viewing and annotation

Sample companies that use Adobe Acrobat

A sample of the companies in our database. The full account list and contacts are available in the app.

Who you can reach at Adobe Acrobat companies

60 operations managers and 27 project managers make up a significant portion of contacts, reflecting Acrobat's role in document review and approval workflows. 54 founders and executives are also well-represented, indicating adoption at decision-making levels.

Adobe Acrobat alternatives

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Frequently asked questions

What roles use Adobe Acrobat at these companies?

Our contacts span 60 operations managers, 54 executives, 51 engineers, 39 designers, and 36 marketers. The top contact in any single role is 60 with operations leaders.

What other software do Adobe Acrobat users have?

65 Adobe Photoshop and 58 Adobe Illustrator are common at the same organizations. 55 Google Workspace and 37 Microsoft Teams appear frequently in this user base.

Which companies in your database use Acrobat?

Users include Deloitte, Amazon, Accenture, Capgemini, Tata Consultancy Services, HP, and Baylor University, among many others across 52 countries.

Can I get a free trial of Adobe Acrobat?

Yes, Adobe offers a 7-day free trial of Acrobat Pro to access all features before committing to a subscription. A free tier is also available for viewing, annotating, and signing PDFs.

What these companies also use

• Adobe Illustrator users58 shared
• Google Workspace users55 shared
• Adobe InDesign users42 shared
• Dropbox users31 shared
• Skype users31 shared
• Zoom Workplace users23 shared

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