Logo
| Product Documentation

ExSign

FAQs for Exchange Server

What is ExSign?

ExSign is a centralized email signature management solution for Microsoft Exchange Server that automatically applies professional email signatures to outbound messages.

  • Does ExSign require users to configure Outlook signatures?
    No. Email signatures are managed centrally by administrators and applied automatically during message processing.

  • Can different departments have different signatures?
    Yes. Signature rules can assign different signatures based on departments, users, domains, groups, recipient types, or other configurable conditions.

  • Does ExSign support Active Directory?
    Yes. ExSign integrates with Active Directory to retrieve user information for dynamically generated signatures.

  • Can I include logos, banners, and social media icons?
    Yes. Signatures can include images, corporate branding, promotional banners, QR codes, hyperlinks, and social media icons.

  • Can I update signatures for the entire organization at once?
    Yes. Changes made through the Administration Portal can be applied centrally without requiring end-user interaction.

  • Can ExSign apply legal disclaimers?
    Yes. Legal disclaimers can be configured and automatically appended to outbound email based on organizational policies.

  • Does ExSign support multiple companies or domains?
    Yes. ExSign supports multi-company and multi-domain deployments, allowing separate branding and signature configurations where applicable.

  • Where should I start if I'm new to ExSign?
    Begin with the Quick Start Guide, then complete the following sequence:
    1. Review the system requirements.
    2. Install ExSign.
    3. Configure Microsoft Exchange.
    4. Create your first signature.
    5. Test your deployment.
    6. Deploy signatures to production.
  • Where can I find troubleshooting information?
    Visit the Troubleshooting section for solutions to common installation, configuration, Exchange integration, and signature-related issues.