Crossware Mail Signature vs. SignatureSatori

It works really well with Exchange Online/Office 365 environments with a very simple setup and ease of customization and easy to use and understand management panel. Not sure how well it works on on-premises deployments as I have not tested it in that scenario.

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I didn't find any errors or bugs in your font, so there is no crash. So I always recommend it when it comes to subscription requests.

Incentivized

• Creates beautiful email signatures.
• Ensures consistent branding and legality.
• Everything is backed up in the cloud.

• Sending bulk emails.
• Generation of electronic signature.
• Contract signature request.

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• The signature editor could be more intuitive.
• The rules and the way they are applied need to be simplified/streamlined.
• A better way to test the signatures.

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• There's nothing to complain about, all the features they provide, they do very well.

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Fortunately, we haven't had to deal with support much, but every time we have, they were very responsive and were able to either fix our problem or explain the way it worked in a timely and polite manner. Not much else to say other than being in the same region is also a plus for support.

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It was not bad but crosswire is a far more mature product with great support.

It has the same level as DocuSign but has several other features that its competitor does not have.

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• Positive ROI.
• Received great leads.
• Effective branding.

• The use of it is a sure growth in business.

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