Send & Track is an Adobe Document Cloud service. Use Send & Track to send files as links, track the files that you send to specific individuals, and get confirmation receipts when others view your file. When you use Send & Track to send your files, you don't need to worry about email clients rejecting large files. And, you can use it to track what you've sent, rather than relying on overnight delivery tracking ‐ or your email system ‐ as a storage system.

With a subscription to Acrobat PDF Pack or Acrobat Pro, you can access Adobe Send & Track from various places. Visit the pricing page for details.

• Use your browser - Sign in with your Adobe ID at https://cloud.acrobat.com/send
• Choose Send & Track while working in free Adobe Acrobat Reader desktop software.
• Choose Send while working in Adobe Acrobat Reader mobile app for iOS or Android.
• Download and install the Microsoft Outlook plug-in at no extra charge.

View the system requirements for information on supported configurations.

Send & Track works with Adobe Document Cloud services, so whenever you sign in to your account using a web browser on your mobile device, you'll see Send & Track as one of your options. The mobile experience is optimized for tablets, so if you're sending from your phone, it's possible the whole page won't fit on your screen.

In addition, the free Acrobat Reader mobile app for iOS and Android devices lets you send files to others quickly and easily, but you'll still need to use your browser to track files using the online dashboard.

Send & Track is available in English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish.

To get the Adobe Send & Track feature, subscribe to any of the following offerings:

• Adobe Acrobat PDF Pack
• Adobe Acrobat Standard
• Adobe Acrobat Pro
• Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps, teams, or enterprise

Technical support is provided through online product Help, knowledgebase articles, and moderated forums. For more information, visit Help and Support. Paid Adobe Send & Track subscribers can also contact support by chat or phone.

Yes. At Adobe, security practices are deeply ingrained into our internal culture, software development, as well as service operations processes. Whether related to identity management, data confidentiality, or document integrity, Adobe Document Cloud employs leading-edge security practices to protect your documents, data, and personal identifiable information to the highest degree possible. For additional information about our company security practices, the Adobe Secure Product Lifecycle, or Adobe Document Cloud solution security, see the Adobe Security pages on adobe.com.

To get the Adobe Send & Track feature, subscribe to any of the following offerings:

• Adobe Acrobat PDF Pack
• Adobe Acrobat Standard
• Adobe Acrobat Pro
• Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps, teams, or enterprise

Go to https://cloud.acrobat.com, and enter your Adobe ID user name and password.

You can reset your password by clicking "Trouble signing in?" on the sign-in page for Adobe Send & Track. Watch your email account for a message with instructions for resetting your password.

During the email verification and password reset process, messages are sent to your email address. Sometimes spam/junk email folders trap these emails. Check those folders first. If you still don't have a message from Adobe, contact Adobe Technical Support.

Send & Track supports a large number for file formats, including Adobe Creative Suite file formats, zip files, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files. Send & Track also supports a number of audio and video formats.

However, there are some file types that can't be shared with Send & Track.                       

Excluded file types are:

• Font formats (such as TTF, DFONT, OTF)
• Archive formats (TGZ, RAR 7Z, SIT, JAR, WAR, CAB)
• System files and executable formats (EXE, DLL, JS, VB, BAT, CMD, COM, CPL, SH, CSH, TCSH, KSH, BASH, ZSH, INF, HTA, HLP, INS, ISP, VB, JSE, LNK, MS, PIF, SCR, SHS, WS)
• Web files (CHM, CRT)
• Database files (MDB)
• Raster image files (PCD, SCT)

Send & Track lets you send files stored on your computer, or files that you've already uploaded to Adobe Document Cloud. For more information about storing documents with Adobe Document Cloud, click here.

You have two options when it comes to sharing files:

• You can send an email to a specific person or several people, which gives them access to that file.
• You can share an "Anonymous Link" that you can publish at will (you can also just email that link to a few people, if you prefer). An anonymous link doesn't provide personalized tracking or viewing information.

When you send someone a file, they receive an email notification that the file is available for them. When they click the link in the email, they are taken to a page where they can preview that file (in most cases*) and download it. They should be able to go through this process from a computer, a tablet, or a smartphone.

* Previewing works for certain file types, like PDF, graphics, and Microsoft Office files, but not others, like video files or Zip files.

When you're logged in to your account, you can easily find the files you've sent.

• If you're working in a web browser, click the Files tab, then "Sent Files."
• If you're working in Acrobat Reader or Acrobat, click the Home tab, then "Sent."

You can then click a transaction for more information and all that file's tracking data.

Send & Track shows you a few different kinds of information about a sent file:

• When the file was sent.
• Whom it was sent to (showing the name that was sent a personalized invitation, or simply "anonymous" if you shared an anonymous link).
• How frequently each recipient previewed a file sent via a personalized invitation.
• When each recipient previewed it.

When you send a personalized invitation to specific individuals, Send & Track tracks when those individuals preview the file. If you share an anonymous link, however, Send & Track doesn't track who previews or downloads the file. You will simply see a total number of previews.