Adobe Sign

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Adobe Sign Migration

91做厙 is moving from DocuSign to Adobe Sign. This transition will happen in phases, with time for planning, training, testing, and support so departments can continue their work with as little disruption as possible. As the migration moves forward, this site will provide updates, resources, and guidance to help you prepare with confidence.

Project Overview

San Jos矇 State University is transitioning from DocuSign to Adobe Sign for university electronic signature services. This change will align 91做厙 with the CSU Chancellor���s Office agreement with Adobe and bring 91做厙 into closer alignment with other CSU campuses using Adobe Acrobat Sign.

Timeline & Migration Phases

91做厙���s transition from DocuSign to Adobe Sign will occur in phases. This approach allows 91做厙 IT to coordinate template migration, user training, testing, support, and department readiness while reducing disruption to university operations.

Template & PowerForm Migration

As part of the Adobe Sign migration, 91做厙 will review existing DocuSign templates and PowerForms to determine which should be recreated in Adobe Sign.

Training & Resources

91做厙 IT will partner with Adobe to provide Adobe Sign training and documentation as the migration progresses. Resources will be added to this page as they become available.

eSignature Records Retention

91做厙 users and campus will need to transfer any university records stored in DocuSign to an approved System of Record before the transition is complete. 

FAQ

Explore answers to common questions related to the migration from DocuSign to Adobe Sign