Connect Adobe Sign to OnRamp Projects

Last updated: March 13, 2026

Want e-signatures to happen right inside your OnRamp tasks instead of bouncing between tools? Here’s how to get Adobe Sign connected in a few steps.

Before You Begin

  • An Adobe Acrobat Sign Solutions account with API access
  • Admin permissions in Adobe to create and configure API Applications
  • Your OnRamp Super Admin or Integrator role

Step 1: Create an Adobe API Application

  1. Log in to your Adobe Acrobat Sign Solutions account.
  2. Navigate to API → API Applications.
  3. Click + to add a new application. Name it something like OnRamp Integration and click Save.
  4. Open the new application and select Configure OAuth for Application.
  5. Set the Redirect URI to:
    https://app.onramp.us/integrations/oauth_callback/adobe-acrobat-sign
  6. Under Scopes, enable:
    • user_login:self
    • agreement_read:self
    • agreement_write:self
    • library_read:account
    • library_write:account
  7. Click Save.
  8. Back in the app list, click View / Edit and copy your Client ID and Client Secret.
  9. Note the region in your Adobe URL — it’s the part between secure. and .adobesign.com (e.g. na1, na2).

Step 2: Connect in OnRamp

  1. In OnRamp, go to Settings → Integrations.
  2. Click the Adobe Acrobat Sign tile.
  3. Enter your Client ID, Client Secret, and Region.
  4. Confirm the required scopes are listed.
  5. Click Connect to Adobe and authenticate in the Adobe pop-up.

Step 3: Sync Adobe Sign Templates

  1. Go to Library → Adobe Sign.
  2. Click Sync Templates to pull in all available document templates from your Adobe account.

Once synced, you can add Adobe Sign steps to any OnRamp task. See Using Adobe Sign in a Task for details.

Tips & Troubleshooting

  • Not seeing templates? Make sure your Adobe account has shared library templates and that you selected the correct region.
  • Error on connection? Double-check for extra spaces when pasting the Client ID or Secret.
  • Need Adobe-specific help? Click the Adobe Help Docs button in the OnRamp integrations UI.