Who is this article for?

Users wanting to save from Adobe Acrobat to SharePoint using OnePlace desktop version 8.11 or earlier (Adobe integration removed in version 9+).

No elevated permissions are required.

Docs allows you to save PDF documents directly from Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader to SharePoint and Office 365. Metadata (column information) for the selected SharePoint or Office 365 location is presented and completed as part of the save process.

Important: Since the 9.1 Mail Manager Docs release, this feature is limited. Instead, refer to the Inserting as a PDF capability article. Save the PDF file and insert it as needed, avoiding the need to open the PDF.

1. Saving from Acrobat or Acrobat Reader

While working in Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader:

1. Select File and Save Copy to SharePoint...
2. Select a SharePoint or Office 365 location.
3. Complete any required metadata fields.
4. Click Save in the Save to SharePoint window.

2. Using the Docs menu

You can also access the Save Copy to SharePoint option from the Docs menu within Adobe Acrobat.