Sigsync provides centrally managed email signatures for all users. Use this web based email signature service to add Office 365 email signatures directly to Outlook or server-side. Its intuitive and convenient HTML, dynamic drag & drop Signature editor helps users to design the varieties of signatures as per their requirement.
A company-wide email signature is displayed on every email sent by employees. You can use it to showcase essential details such as your company's contact information or a legal disclaimer. To create a company-wide email signature, Sigsync Office 365 email signature solution is worthwhile.
Manage any change is a few seconds and roll out for all your employees.
Highlights of Sigsync Email signature:
Signature for all reply and forward messages
Supports signatures across the devices like Windows, Mac, mobile devices
Special rules like send signature A when it's a new email and signature B when it's a reply
Allows to include embed images in the signature to avoid blank box
Ability to rotate banners easily like ad campaigns
Definite rules (easy to manage) such as if the recipient is external or company XYZ, use a different signature
Setup company-wide centrally managed email signature for your team, company, branding, campaign etc., start now.
How to Set Up a Company-Wide Email Signature Using Office 365 A company-wide email signature is applied to all mail sent both within the organisation and to outside recipients. There are ways to be more selective about which emails a signature is applied to, but it’s much simpler to set up a company-wide signature that’s applied to all email. And for most organisations, a universal signature that’s applied to all email is a great first step.
Office 365 has a built-in tool for creating email signatures. It’s easy to use, and like most email signature tools, it supports the use of HTML content. So, if you wish you can format fonts, add images or tables, and other content.
Email signatures are set up in the Office 365 admin centre. To set up an email signature, you’ll make what’s called a “rule”, which means you’re creating a set of rules that dictate how and when email signatures are displayed.
Note that in Office 365, organisation-wide email signatures are referred to as disclaimers. Where instructions refer to disclaimers, it’s talking about the email signature—which can include any information you choose to add.
In the admin centre, click Exchange.
Go to Mail flow and choose Rules.
Click the Add icon and choose Apply disclaimers.
Give the new rule a name.
Under Apply this rule, choose “Apply to all messages”.
Under Do the following, make sure that “Append the disclaimer” is selected.
Click Enter text to type your disclaimer. You can use plain text or HTML to enter the disclaimer.
Choose a fallback option. This applies in situations where a disclaimer can’t be added to a specific email (for instance due to encryption). Choosing Wrap means it will be forwarded as an attachment. Ignore means the disclaimer is left off the message; Reject means the message isn’t sent. Wrap is generally the best option here.
If you want to add more conditions or exceptions to the rule, choose More options.