
As an IT person, I find the web page of Signature 365 easy to use, and we rarely have any issues with it. It just works the way we need it to, making it a system you set up once and then allow marketing to update as needed, which is light touch and low maintenance. I also appreciate the flexibility Signature 365 offers by allowing us to add personal touches to signatures, catering to users who want custom titles or holidays while keeping it straightforward for those who prefer the standard format. The initial setup was really easy; we created a signature, cloned it, and made minor edits as needed. When we have random events we want to market, the marketing team can easily make changes without IT involvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Microsoft updates can cause the add-in to disappear for users, so not really a Signature 365 issue but more about how it communicates with Microsoft. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Hi Stuart, and thanks for the detailed review. It's always good to hear an IT perspective.
Great to hear the setup and ongoing management have been as straightforward as intended. That “set once, let marketing run with it” approach is exactly what we aim for, so it’s good to see that working well in practice. It's great to hear Signature 365 is helping standardise signatures and reduce incorrect inputs — that’s exactly what it’s designed to do.
We also appreciate the note on flexibility; giving users room for personalisation while maintaining brand consistency is a key focus for us.
On the Microsoft add-in point, this is a known behaviour within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem, and something Microsoft are actively working to improve. We keep a close eye on these changes and do everything we can on our side to minimise any disruption.
If you ever want to explore more advanced campaign or segmentation options, the support team are always happy to help.
Kind Regards,
Dale Quincey





