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New feature: automatically change email signatures for alias addresses
Published on 03.09.2024 by Jacek Szafran
You can now create email signatures and automatic replies for secondary email addresses (aliases) in CodeTwo Email Signatures 365. With this feature, your users will automatically get different signatures when sending emails from alias addresses or other domains associated with your Microsoft 365 tenant. This functionality is supported across all signature modes. How does it work? CodeTwo can now recognize email aliases and automatically insert (in the cloud mode) or suggest (in the Outlook mode) dedicated email signatures for alias email addresses. And since licenses for CodeTwo Email Signatures 365 are consumed per user, using signatures in emails sent from aliases won’t consume any additional licenses. If you are using cloud (server-side) signatures and have set up rules for both primary and alias addresses, CodeTwo will check the email address selected in the From field of y...
MailTips in Microsoft 365
Published on 20.08.2024 by Adam the 32-bit Aardvark
MailTips, or mail tips, are the notifications Outlook, Outlook on the web or Outlook for iOS and Android shows when an email you create meets some requirements. They appear, for example, if you’re about to be send an email to external recipients or to someone who has automatic replies turned on. Those notifications can prove to be very helpful or, on some occasions, even life-saving. About MailTips The great thing about MailTips in Microsoft 365 is that they show up automatically when the message meets certain criteria. When you type an email, Outlook or Outlook on the web queries your (and, sometimes, also the recipient’s) mail server and – if the message meets the specified conditions – a MailTip appears right above it. Since MailTips appear after Outloo...