• Overview
• First steps
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Supported platforms and requirements
• Installation
  • Installation process
  • Access Rights Management
  • Sent Items Update
  • Hybrid environments
  • Deployment on Server Core
  • Update or upgrade
  • Reinstall or move
  • How to uninstall
• Hints to getting started
• Quick guide to creating rules
• Examples of use
  • Insert different signatures for internal and outgoing mail
  • Insert different signatures for new mail and replies / forwarded messages
  • Create similar signatures for different departments
  • How to insert marketing banners to outgoing mail
  • Add graphics (e.g. company logo & user photos) to signatures
• Configuration of rules
  • Actions
    • Apply full composition
    • Insert disclaimer
    • Insert signature
    • Restore images removed by iPhone and iPad
  • Conditions
    • Grouping conditions
    • Sender
    • Recipient
    • Subject
    • Body
    • Message direction
    • Message type
    • Secure message type
  • Exceptions
  • Options
  • Editor
  • Template library
  • Rules tester
• Integrations
  • Web analytics tools
    • Google Analytics
    • Matomo (formerly Piwik)
    • Woopra
  • One-click surveys
    • Customer Thermometer
    • CrewHu
    • Hively
• Understanding the program
  • Program's architecture
  • Exchange Rules Service
  • Administration Panel
• Advanced features and options
  • Mechanism processing secure messages
  • Message splitting
  • Rule categories
  • AD attributes in email signatures
  • Logon settings
  • Connecting to Exchange Rules Service
  • Log files
  • Importing / exporting settings
  • Using previous versions' settings
  • Using wildcards
  • International encoding support
  • Sending emails with the Send As / Send on Behalf rights
  • Server Monitor
• Licensing
  • Trial version
  • Activation
  • License Agreement
• Knowledge Base
• Feedback

• Program’s homepage

Understanding CodeTwo Exchange Rules

CodeTwo Exchange Rules offers many options to configure your signature rules and requires several services to perform these tasks. This section will help you understand the program better. Click the links below to learn more.

• Program's architecture - an overview of how the program is designed
• Exchange Rules Service - read about the set of components/services which are directly responsible for the processing of settings and rules
• Administration Panel - learn more about the console that lets you manage signature rules and program's options

See also

Supported platforms and requirements

Installation process