I like the client independence. As a developer, I detest plugins, and with Exclaimer I don’t have to worry if a client sends emails from an additional source. Exclaimer’s backend intercepts the HTML at the end of the email load, and that’s it—I really like that approach. I also love the data variable feature, which handles data as objects, and the system retrieves it from the company’s database.

To be honest, I'm just glad it will send the updates to everyone when I click save. In the past we used to have staff copying & pasting stuff from Word, then our signature formatting would get messed up with multiple font sizes. Now everything sync's with active directory, so if I update a Phone # in AD it automatically updates in the signature w/o me needing to talk to someone. The biggest thing for me is that it is reliable and that is all I ask for.

I can design signatures and put them on my colleagues very easily.