How does TaxDome compare with AdobeSign?

AdobeSign is a part of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, offering a way to manage e-signatures.
AdobeSign requires users to use Acrobat Pro (or another external program) to create and store documents, making document and e-signatures management far more complicated and time-consuming than it needs to be.

 If you plan to use it in your practice there is only one problem – running a tax or accounting practice takes a lot more than just managing PDFs and e-signing documents. AdobeSign simply doesn’t do the other 95%. For that, you will need a number of other tools to run the practice – a workflow system, website, billing and payments, secure messaging, shared inbox, mass mail, and so on. All these things are not optional – you have to perform these functions. The only question is whether you’ll be using one tool or 20.

 TaxDome was built from the ground up to be the one system you use to run your practice. It includes all these features in one package, with information seamlessly integrated across all business functions.

 AdobeSign can be thought of as a great flathead screwdriver while TaxDome is a professional screwdriver set.