Information on using client-side and server-side signatures together in one subscription – Exclaimer Knowledge Base

Scenario

You have Exclaimer and want to configure both Server-Side and Client-Side signatures in one subscription. Is this possible?

Yes, it is possible to configure both Server-Side and Client-Side signatures in one subscription.

Apply to email from all devices including mobiles: This is also referred to as Server-Side signatures; it means that the signatures are applied after the email has been sent - you cannot view your email signature while composing the email messages. Signatures are applied to all email messages via Exclaimer's Cloud service, irrespective of which browser/device/email client is used.
See before you send (Client-side): This is also referred to as Client-Side signatures; it means that you can view your email signature while composing the email messages in Outlook (and Apple Mail). The signatures are synchronized to the users' email client.

Please take a look at the table below to help you analyze your decision:

Questions?	Client-Side signatures	Server-Side signatures
Which mail clients are suitable for each?	Outlook on the Web Outlook for Windows Desktop, including "New Outlook" Outlook for Mac	All clients & environments
Which rules take priority?	Client-Side will take priority. If a Client-Side signature is applied, a Server-Side signature will not be applied.	When sending an email without a Client-Side signature (for example, on a mobile device) then a Server-Side signature will be applied.
Differences between the way Client-Side and Server-Side apply reply/forward signatures.	Client-Side has options to enable signatures for new email and reply/forward emails.	Server-Side uses advanced rules.