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lisamarie28
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Feb 12, 2020

Adding Sharepoint site to Adober Acrobat Pro DC

Hi, I'd like us to be able to access company/personal templates directly through Adobe. I have attempted the "Add an account" feature to add a share point site. I'm have a feeling I may be finding the URL the incorrect way, however I do not know much about Share Point online. The company has SharePoint set up via File Explorer and everyone uses it this way and not online (I do have admin access online however). I haven't had any luck finding instructions on how to access the correct place in SP online to get the URL. 

 

When I access SP online, it only bring up sites (Teams channels) and nothing else. If I use the search function, I can find the folder that I want adobe to point to. I choose the "more actions" (3 dots) and copy link, however when this is added to adobe the message appears "Invalid URL. Please check the URL and try again" 

 

Appreciate any help at all! Thank you 

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    rameshsubedi11153
    Copper Contributor
    Feb 11, 2025

    Hi Lisamarie,

    Thank you for sending this through.

    I have encountered the same issue before and wanted to share some steps that might help resolve it.

    A. First, ensure that your Adobe subscription is an Enterprise segment license.

    B. Since Adobe does not support multifactor authentication (MFA), you will need to allow Non-MFA apps to access SharePoint. This can be done using the following steps:

    1: Go to https://admin.microsoft.com and sign in with the Admin ID.
    2: Once the Microsoft Admin Centre is open, click on "Show all" in the bottom left-hand side menu.
    3: Admin centre will expand -> Click on SharePoint.
    4: Once the new window is open, click on the "Policies" option in the left-hand side menu and select Access Control.
    5: On the right-hand side, select the last option "Apps that don't use Modern Authentication" -> Select Allow access. Once the above changes are done, please wait for 15-30 min and retry adding the SharePoint site in the Acrobat DC.

    Once this is done, you should be able to link SharePoint in Adobe. When entering the Account Name, you can type "SharePoint" or any other name (it won’t affect the setup). For the URL, enter the SharePoint homepage link.

    If you run into any issues, feel free to reach out—I’d be happy to assist further. If this solution works for you, I’d appreciate it if you could like and accept the answer so others can benefit from these steps as well.

    Thanks,

     

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