Adobe brings PDF services integration to Office 365

Microsoft and Adobe have worked together for some time, with their virtually recent partnership focusing on Adobe Sign integration in Teams. Now, the two companies are taking their partnership a step further with new PDF integrations beyond Office 365.

The master crux of today's proclamation is that PDF services will now be available across the online versions of Microsoft's Function 365 apps. The integration allows you to catechumen several files into one PDF from the ribbon in Discussion, Excel, and PowerPoint online. OneDrive and SharePoint can also now show rich versions of PDFs, combine multiple file types into a single PDF, and convert PDFs into Discussion, Excel, PowerPoint or RTF files to be edited.

Separately, Adobe is as well making improvements to Adobe Sign. The electronic signature solution is at present deeply integrated with Dynamics 365 and volition also be live on Microsoft Azure "in a few weeks," Adobe says. Adobe Sign will besides now be able to access customer information from LinkedIn Sales Navigator to help cut down on contracting errors.

Finally, the Adobe Scan app is getting the ability to process information from business organisation cards and add it to your contacts.

Co-ordinate to Adobe, the new PDF services integrations for Office 365 are available with Adobe Acrobat DC for teams and enterprise now. The Adobe Sign integrations with Dynamics 365 are but bachelor with Adobe Sign for Enterprise.

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