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- Centrally managed email signatures, disclaimers, marketing banners and email flow control
- Support for all email clients (including Outlook and mobiles)
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Powerful and intuitive HTML signature template editor
The template editor featured in CodeTwo Exchange Rules Pro will significantly simplify the creation of your company’s email signatures. The editor focuses on ease of signature deployment, which is why it comes with dozens of predefined templates that you can use and customize to your needs. Each template has been prepared by our HTML experts and is optimized for both desktop and mobile email clients.
If you prefer to create you signature from scratch, the editor has all the basic options (text and image formatting, links and tables insertion, etc.) necessary to compose pretty much any type of email signature – from a minimalistic yet elegant signature that contains only the necessary contact details and a disclaimer, to a visually complex block that includes logos, tables, links, social media buttons and more. The template editor features WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) interface, which means you don’t need to have any HTML knowledge to create professionally looking signatures. On the other hand, if you prefer working directly with HTML, the editor also offers the source code view.
Key features of the signature template editor:
- Quickly customize pre-built signature, disclaimer or auto-reply templates in the template library before opening them in the editor. You can for example add or remove elements such as logo, banner, social links, etc.
- Personalize your templates by using placeholders, which are replaced with sender’s information taken from Active Directory when a signature is added to an email.
- Use conditional placeholders to create custom placeholders that can contain multiple values. This type of placeholders can be used e.g. to add a generic phone number to a signature in case a sender has no phone number specified in AD, or to add a different banner for selected users only.
- Create contents for other sections of an email (header or side banners) and add it to your template.
- Decide where you want to position your signatures in an email thread: right under the latest message reply or forward, or at the bottom of a conversation.
- Use the Remove Text tag to automatically remove selected content from a signature if it contains empty placeholders.
- Create email signatures in HTML, RTF, and plain text formats.
See this article for step-by-step instructions on how to create a signature template in the editor.
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