What Is AATL and Why It Matters for Trusted Digital Signatures
The Adobe Approved Trust List (AATL) is a global framework that enables digital signatures to be automatically trusted in Adobe Acrobat and Reader.


Senior Product Manager, Nota Sign
Daniel Aori is a Senior Product Manager at Nota Sign, specializing in cross-border eSignature products and compliance-driven innovation. With a background in information systems and global SaaS product strategy, he leads projects that bridge user experience, security, and regulatory requirements. Daniel is passionate about creating intuitive digital signing experiences that combine product scalability with trust and compliance.

The Adobe Approved Trust List (AATL) is a global framework that enables digital signatures to be automatically trusted in Adobe Acrobat and Reader.

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