Adobe Acrobat DC now supports #AzureAD and OneDrive!

First published on CloudBlogs on May, 25 2016
Howdy folks, I am excited to announce that Adobe Acrobat DC is now integrated with O365 through OneDrive and Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). Acrobat connects with OneDrive so PDFs can be opened, edited, and saved directly from OneDrive. This keeps the file in OneDrive, avoiding the need for users to download and upload files just to use them with Acrobat. Using Acrobat with OneDrive streamlines your experience and enables the power of Office 365 on your PDF files. In the first week alone we saw more than 800 enterprises connect Acrobat with their Office 365 accounts through Azure AD! Adobe Acrobat is one of the most popular client apps for desktop, browser and tablet users to fill, sign and send forms easily and fast. The Acrobat federation uses industry standard OAuth 2.0 protocol in Azure AD to enable authorization to customer's Azure AD tenant and Office 365 data. The Azure AD implementation is extended to protect third-party web APIs and customer data. If you have an Azure AD Account, the easy SSO experience with Adobe Acrobat will give you transparent access to the Acrobat features without any sign-in process and yet your access is secure and protected by Azure AD.

On the Home screen in Acrobat or Acrobat Reader, select Add Account in the left-hand pane, and then click Add under the OneDrive account, enter your cloud service credentials then Sign in . Please let us know if you have any questions for configuring SSO with Adobe Acrobat. I hope you'll give it a try today! Best regards, Alex Simons (Twitter: @Alex_A_Simons ) Director of Program Management Microsoft Identity Division