BlackBerry, iPhone, Android phone and iPad mail all get the same signature they would from Outlook or any other email client.
Because it's working from Exchange, it's not about what it's been sent on but who sent it – so you can give each user exactly the signature they need, wherever and however they send email.
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Maybe you want the whole HR team to have one signature, but the HR director to have a special board-level template – or show one version to employees and another to job applicants.
You can exclude and include mail using conditions and exceptions or even set certain policies to overrule others – so the head of HR's board of directors' signature could supersede her HR team signature.
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Create rules on more than just the sender – exclude or include mail that has certain words, phrases, recipients and more.
Even have a combination of rules – so keep promotional banners off all mail from tech support to a high-value client.
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As an email is sent, we can detect whether the user has any information to put in a contact field (like a Fax number to go in the 'Fax' field) and suppress the row if they don't - ensuring there's no blank fields included.
So you can create a signature ready for the whole variety of contact detail requirements staff may have, but hide all the fields they don't need automatically.
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Sometimes staff don't want to see or show a signature – and we can use rules to cater for that. Users may not want a signature under every single message or on every email sent to colleagues.
We can even vary it for different elements: put a disclaimer in the message once, a full-size signature in it once then just a job title and phone extension under each reply slot.
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However many policies you create, you’ll want to check they work just how you imagined before you deploy. Our policy tester provides a graphical interface of who gets what policies and why.
You get a clear diagram that’s great for checking your logic and a picture of how the email looks at each stage. Want to know what happens with emails to multiple people? The policy tester shows you exactly who gets what and why.
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