Check what people will see
Preview one person's finished signature, including banners and disclaimers, without sending a test email.
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Signed can render the exact signature any person will get. Use it after any change, and again whenever someone says their signature looks wrong.
Check a person from the add-in page
The Outlook add-in page has a Check someone's signature box. Type a name or address and Signed shows the finished result, built the same way Outlook builds it.
Outlook add-in
Get signatures into Outlook for everyone in your organisation.
Set-up progress
- Download your manifestIt already carries your organisation's details.
- Add it to Microsoft 365An admin uploads it in the Microsoft 365 admin centre.
- 3Wait for it to reach peopleUsually under 24 hours.
Add-in status
Last checked 2 minutes ago
Client key
clt_9f2c••••••••
Already in your manifest. You only need it for other mail integrations.
Step 1 of 3
Your manifest
The manifest is what Microsoft 365 installs. It already carries your organisation's name, logo and client key.
Reduced motion is on, so the tour waits for you. Use the arrows or the list to move through the steps.
Check from the person's record
The user list has a preview action on every row. That is the quicker route when you are already looking at the person in question, and it shows which signature and which rule produced the result.
Amelia Hart
Details from Microsoft 365, last synced today.
Display name
Amelia HartJob title
Head of OperationsDepartment
OperationsMobile
+44 7700 900123Her signature today
Amelia Hart
Head of Operations, Halden & Rowe
- +44 20 7946 0321
- amelia.hart@haldenrowe.co.uk
- haldenrowe.co.uk
Open studio
Come and see us on 16 October
Built from Leadership, chosen by the rule Person: Amelia Hart.
Note: A preview never changes anything. Nothing is saved, sent or logged as a change, so you can check as often as you like.
What to look for
- The name and job title are right
- Phone numbers use the format you want
- The photo or initials look deliberate
- Links point where you expect
- The disclaimer reads the way legal approved it
- Any live campaign banner has the right dates
If one of those is wrong, the fix is usually in one of three places: the person's own details, the signature design, or the rule that chose it. See Someone has the wrong signature.
Related articles
- Install the Outlook add-inOne manifest, uploaded once by a Microsoft 365 admin, and then signatures appear on their own.
- How Signed decides who gets which signatureThe one decision Signed makes on every email: which signature to use. Here is the logic, in order.
- Someone has the wrong signatureAlmost always a rule, occasionally a cache. Here is how to tell which in under a minute.
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