CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010

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  • Signatures display in Sent Items
  • Dynamic fields in signatures
  • Different signatures depending on users
  • Logos and photos in email signatures
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  • Support for most of mail clients and mobile devices
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Exchange signatures visible in Sent Items

Normally, Exchange Hub Transport rules do not allow displaying server-sided signatures in Sent Items and any email client. It's a huge shortcoming since many companies use Exchange disclaimers to stay in keeping with legal regulations and yet there is no proof that disclaimers or signatures have been added because they don't display in Sent Items.

CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010 remedies this situation and gives your end-users a possibility to view Exchange-sided auto-signatures and disclaimers in their Sent Items folders irrespective of email clients they use. This option not only lets your users make sure their signatures have been properly added to emails, it allows them to properly archive their Sent Items folders staying in compliance with legal requirements.

Exchange signatures added by CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro are visible in Sent Items in all popular email clients and smart phones able to connect to Exchange: Outlook, Outlook Web App, Outlook Mobile Access, Entourage, iPad, iPod, Android, BlackBerry.

It's worth mentioning that CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010 is one of very few solutions on the market which allows users to view server-sided email signatures in Sent Items.

Read more about viewable footers in sent items:

• Sent Items Update
• Compare Exchange Rules 2010 with built-in disclaimer feature in Exchange 2010
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