About
Credits
Who makes this SDK, and the open-source work it stands on.
Conceptualize
Created and maintained by
Conceptualize designed and built conceptlz/adobe-sign and
conceptlz/adobe-sign-laravel, and continues to maintain both: releases, fixes, testing against
real Acrobat Sign accounts, and this documentation. The packages are published on GitHub under the
conceptlz organisation and released under the MIT License.
What maintenance means here
- Design & developmentThe SDK's architecture: PSR-only core, data-centre routing, retries, ETags, typed exceptions, builders, signature levels and evidence, and the Laravel bridge.
- VerificationEvery request in the test suite is validated against Adobe's published API specification, and behaviour is checked against a real Acrobat Sign account. Differences from the specification are fixed in the SDK and documented.
- ReleasesBoth packages share one version number and are released together, with a changelog for every version.
- DocumentationThese sites, the READMEs and the runnable examples, kept in step with the code.
- SupportBug reports and feature requests through GitHub issues; security reports and other enquiries by email.
Get in touch
| For | Use |
|---|---|
| Bugs, questions, feature requests | github.com/conceptlz/adobe-sign/issues |
| Security reports (please don't open a public issue) | info@conceptualize.ae |
| Commercial support, integration work, everything else | info@conceptualize.ae |
| Source code | conceptlz/adobe-sign · conceptlz/adobe-sign-laravel |
Contributions are welcome. The packages are developed in a monorepo and mirrored to the two repositories above; open an issue first for anything larger than a small fix, so the approach can be agreed.
Built with
The SDK depends only on open standards at runtime and uses well-known open-source tools to build and test it. With thanks to everyone who maintains them.
At runtime
| Project | Used for | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| PHP-FIG standards: PSR-3, PSR-7, PSR-16, PSR-17, PSR-18, PSR-20 | The interfaces the core depends on: logging, HTTP messages, cache, factories, HTTP client, clock | MIT |
| php-http/discovery | Finding the HTTP client and factories installed in your project | MIT |
Laravel (illuminate/*) | The framework the bridge plugs into | MIT |
In development and testing
| Project | Used for | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| Jane PHP | Generating the 313 model classes from the API specification | MIT |
| justinrainbow/json-schema | Checking every test request and response against the specification | MIT |
| PHPUnit | The test suites | BSD-3-Clause |
| PHPStan and Larastan | Static analysis | MIT |
| Orchestra Testbench | Testing the Laravel bridge | MIT |
| nyholm/psr7, Symfony HttpClient, php-http/mock-client | HTTP messages and clients in tests and examples | MIT |
The API specification
The models and the contract tests are based on the OpenAPI description of the Acrobat Sign REST API v6 that Adobe publishes for developers. Adobe, Acrobat and Acrobat Sign are trademarks of Adobe Inc.; this project is independent of Adobe, as the disclaimer explains.
Typefaces
This documentation is set in Gloock for headings, and Atkinson Hyperlegible Next and Atkinson Hyperlegible Mono for text and code. Atkinson Hyperlegible was created by the Braille Institute of America to be easier to read. All three are licensed under the SIL Open Font License and served by Google Fonts.
Licence
Both packages are released under the MIT License (copyright © 2026 Conceptlz). You may use, copy, modify
and distribute them, including commercially, as long as the copyright and licence notice is kept. The full
text is in the LICENSE file of each repository.