Use Exclaimer for your Disclaimer.
October 26, 2022
Use Exclaimer for your Disclaimer.
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Software Version
Exclaimer Cloud - Signatures for Office 365
Overall Satisfaction with Exclaimer
It is a legal requirement in the UK to have company information in an email when sending emails external to your company. These can be very complex when factoring in different departmental needs. Or email campaigns that target certain companies. Exclaimer makes these complex tasks very simple for even nontechnical staff.
Pros
- Easily integrate with Office365.
- Easily create and manage templates.
- Licensing is very easy.
- Support is exceptional.
Cons
- The ability to create a bespoke User Data Sync Schedule would be handy.
- We have certainly had an ROI, but it is hard to quantify as we don't have analytics with regard to the marketing campaigns we used.
- It has ensured UK regulatory compliance.
- We have certainly had an ROI within the IT department as it is centrally managed and so cuts down on admin tasks.
We haven't used all the functionality. However, we have used creating and scheduling different email signatures for different departments and customers for a specific period. This takes the leg work out of remembering when to start and, more importantly, when to finish the campaign. It's no good running a Christmas campaign and then forgetting to turn off the disclaimer after Christmas!
We haven't used or evaluated any other products. It came recommended, so we scheduled the demo, and everything from the price, ease of installation, maintenance, and creation of templates was so intuitive and obviously best of breed, along with their quality support. We were more than happy to move forward with Exclaimer.
Do you think Exclaimer delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Exclaimer's feature set?
Yes
Did Exclaimer live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Exclaimer go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Exclaimer again?
Yes
Using Exclaimer
15 - They represent the following departments, IT, Marketing and Business Development. IT from a setup and maintain point of view, Marketing from a consistency point of view to ensure everything is on brand and has the same look and feel and the Business Development team from a targeted campaign point of view.
5 - All the people who support Exclaimer in-house are in the IT department. Ranging from the Service Desk which supports the AD->AAD fields that contain the information to be populated in the signature/disclaimer, to the 2nd line support, who supports the mail flow rules and the templates rules.
- Ensuring a signature and disclaimer are on all emails.
- Ensuring consistency within the email signatures and disclaimer.
- Central management of the templates.
- I can't think of any I'm afraid.
- We have requested a demo for the Power Ups.
Evaluating Exclaimer and Competitors
- Price
- Product Features
The functionality was the most important. After the demo, it was clear that Exclaimer fulfilled all our needs and then some.
When we did the evaluation, it was simply on the recommendation of a valued contact. This was almost ten years ago. Nowadays, we have a whole host of processes and procedures ranging from vendor onboarding questions to financial health checks. We would also have more than one vendor evaluated for such a project.
Exclaimer Implementation
- Implemented in-house
Change management was minimal - This wasn't a change. This was a new install and so simply followed Project rules.
- There were no issues either small or significant.
Exclaimer Training
- No Training
The product was indeed very easy to learn. We also took advantage of the Exclaimer Template design service. They created the templates for us, and we simply uploaded them into Exclaimer. From there, we made changes ourselves and so learned how to use the product.
Configuring Exclaimer
Have a sandpit folder in which all the templates are pointed solely at a test group of users. Make any changes to the templates in this folder first and then test fully before making any amendments to the templates in the live folder.
No - there is no facility to customize the interface
No - we have not done any custom code
Exclaimer Support
Pros | Cons |
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Quick Resolution Good followup Knowledgeable team Problems get solved Kept well informed No escalation required Immediate help available Support understands my problem Support cares about my success Quick Initial Response | None |
Nope, we're on Standard support and have never had any issues with it.
We had an issue with data from an AD/AAD field not appearing in Exclaimer. The Exclaimer analyst proved to me it wasn't an Exclaimer issue by going into MSGraph and showing me that the data was missing there too. Rather than just say, "not an Exclaimer problem, goodbye," they stayed on the phone, and we went into AADConnect and double-checked everything in there, and did some testing. They went way above and beyond their remit. The problem didn't get resolved, but I was impressed that they even entertained assisting me with a product that wasn't anything to do with Exclaimer.
Using Exclaimer
Pros | Cons |
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Like to use Relatively simple Easy to use Technical support not required Well integrated Consistent Quick to learn Convenient Feel confident using Familiar | None |
- Design Template.
- Managing Mail Flow.
- Integrating with M365.
- There aren't any.
Exclaimer Reliability
Integrating Exclaimer
We haven't integrated with any of these technologies.
We haven't integrated with other technologies.
Relationship with Exclaimer
We didn't really negotiate anything we simply went with the monthly, user, licensing, which gives us the flexibility of increasing or decreasing the license on a monthly basis.
Not really, We're an SME I guess if you're a multi-national company, you can probably negotiate annual terms and save some money.
Upgrading Exclaimer
Yes - We moved from Exclaimer for Exchange to Exclaimer Cloud; this a very smooth process, and there was no downtime and no impact on users.
- The cloud offering has more functionality.
- The cloud offering means we don't have to keep upgrading the software.
- possibly more/better analytics.
- Some kind of reporting.
Yes - As mentioned previously we've move from Exclaimer for Exchange to Exclaimer Cloud
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