CodeTwo Exchange Rules lets you have personalized disclaimers, which include Active Directory placeholders. They can contain details of the senders, such as: first and last name, position, department, telephone numbers, which will differ from sender to sender, plus the remaining common details like the company name, its postal address, website. etc. A message including such a signature will be dynamically filled with corresponding data in Active Directory while the message travels through Exchange Server. Here's how to create a personalized disclaimer.

1. Create a rule by clicking Add in the program's main screen.
2. Configure the settings for the rule (senders and recipients' scopes) according to your specific needs. Short guide to creating as new rule in CodeTwo Exchange Rules is here, in CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 and 2010 is here.
3. Run the Signature editor by clicking Edit disclaimer in the New Rule wizard.
4. Compose the disclaimer's template with the aid of AD field button (Fig.1.)/Active Directory Field button (Fig.2.). If you are not making use of the AD field button, make sure your variables are spelled correctly and are included in square brackets. The server will translate the placeholders into data residing in Active Directory.
   Example:
   [first name] [last name]
   [e-mail]
   [company]
   
   Final signature:
   John Doe
   john.doe@company.com
   Company

Fig.1. AD field button the the signature editor for CodeTwo Exchange Rules Version 2.x

Fig.2. AD field button the the signature editor for CodeTwo Exchange Rules Version 3.x, CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 and CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2010.

A complete list of placeholders and their descriptions is included in User's Manual for CodeTwo Exchange Rules.

See also:

How to insert an image into a footer

How to have parts of disclaimers/signatures removed on the fly when they have not been replaced by data from Active Directory

How to create different signatures/disclaimers for users from various Active Directory groups