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CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro
Investment Property Databank Limited
Investment Property Databank Limited provide independent consultancy and advice on real estate investments. The company uses CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro - find out what for.
BenComm
BenComm implemented CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro, because they needed a simple way to propagate a unified email signature template to all employees.
Davis LLP
Davis LLP is a leading full-service international law with offices across Canada and Japan. They had been using a 3rd party solution for adding disclaimers and signatures to Exchange mail, but the product overloaded their server and was too complicated for the marketing team. They wanted to switch to another solution and CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro seemed to be a good choice.
Wealth Enhancement Group
Wealth Enhancement Group is a Minneapolis, Minnesota-based financial planning and advisory services company. Due to legal requirements, they had to implement email disclaimers on Exchange 2010. They also wanted to revamp their email look.
Kingston College
Kingston College is located in South London, in UK and provides post-16 education and training. The institution processes about 3000 emails every day. They urgently needed a solution that would allow an easy central email management to create professional e-mail signatures for all outgoing correspondence.
PKP Energetyka
PKP Energetyka is one of the main sellers of electricity in Poland. With the 5,000 outgoing e-mails daily and over 2,000 employees' mailboxes, they needed a reliable program equipped with an advanced template editor that would let them create professional e-mail signatures and dynamic content disclaimers, managed centrally on the server.
Silgan Containers Corporation
Silgan Containers Corporation, founded in 1987, is one of the major providers of metal food packaging in the USA. They tried to use Microsoft Exchange to customize their e-mail correspondence and stamp each message with a graphical signature that would be correctly displayed also when sent from mobile devices. This did not work the way they expected, so the company decided to look for a sophisticated third-party solution that would solve the issue.
