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Our solutions for email signature management, Office 365 migrations & backup have been deployed in over 90,000 organizations around the globe, including Fortune 500 companies.
Products
See a full overview of CodeTwo products
Support
We are available 24 hours a day / 5 days a week
What experts say
CodeTwo has exceeded my expectations in every way. I recommend CodeTwo Email Signatures for Office 365 for anyone who needs to gain better control over their user’s email signatures.
Brien Posey
Microsoft MVP
(Cloud and Datacenter Management)
I’m confident that administrators would be saved a great deal of configuration headaches if they used CodeTwo solutions.
J. Peter Bruzzese
Microsoft MVP
(Office Servers and Services)
The ability to securely assign individual users management of signatures without enabling any Exchange administrative rights, and using Azure AD as SSO, makes CodeTwo secure.
William Bressette
Microsoft MVP
(Failover Clustering)
CodeTwo are experts in their field and their Exchange and Outlook products are excellent - from the user’s interface, right down to the engine.
Diane Poremsky
Microsoft MVP
(Office Apps & Services)
As a Microsoft trainer, I never hesitate to recommend CodeTwo products while conducting sessions on Office 365.
Kamil Bączyk
Microsoft MVP
(Office Apps & Services)
CodeTwo programmers are perfectionists who are passionate about what they do. That’s all it takes to create products that every company wants.
Emil Wasilewski
Microsoft MVP
(Microsoft Azure)
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Latest news & articles
Brand new signature management interface in CodeTwo Email Signatures for Office 365
Published on 13.10.2021 by Jacek Szafran
Have you seen the new web-based interface in CodeTwo Email Signatures for Office 365? We’ve redesigned the signature management experience from scratch to give you modern look & feel and to optimize the way you create and deploy email signatures for your entire organization. Let’s take a quick look at the new UI and all the latest improvements to our world-leading Microsoft 365 email signature service. To access the new UI, log in to the signature management app and click Try new experience at the top of the page. First thing you’ll notice is that all your signature rules are listed in the main view, and you can preview how they look like and see details like who’ll get them and when. The rules are divided into server-side and client-side signature rules as previously. Click any rule on the list to edit it or click CREATE RULE to create a new signature rule. Either way, the rule editing pane opens on the right. If you’re familiar wi...
How to import Outlook contacts to another Outlook or Gmail
Published on 08.10.2021 by Adam the 32-bit Aardvark
After you export Outlook contacts using guidelines from this article, there is almost always the second step – importing these into another email client. This article shows how to quickly import Outlook contacts to most popular email clients: OutlookOutlook on the webGmail Contact file types Before I dive into the import proper, I would like to share a few words about the file types which can be used for contact import. Like I already mentioned in the article about exporting Outlook contacts, there are three most common file formats that you can use to import contacts: CSV – a simple file with an array of contacts with comma-separated values. It’s the most common one, since it’s extremely easy to edit contacts included in it and to import them to any email client.PST – usually contains more mailbox item types like emails, tasks, etc. It’s mostly used for a makeshift backup and migration (here’s why I’m not overly optimistic about t...
