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NIS2 in Belgium: What It Means for Your Organisation
If you run a business In Belgium there's a good chance NIS2 now applies to you, whether directly or through a client or supplier who expects you to comply.
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Ensure a consistent and professional look for every email leaving your company. With CodeTwo for Microsoft 365, we manage your email signatures centrally. No more hassle with employees having to set up their own signatures or using outdated logos; we ensure that every email adheres to your branding, regardless of the device on which it is sent.
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Problems we solve
Inconsistent brand appearance
Every employee uses a different font, size, or an outdated logo. With CodeTwo, we enforce a single, uniform corporate identity for the entire organization.
Manual settings per user
It is time-consuming to manually set up the signature in Outlook for every new employee. We fully automate this process based on your Azure AD data.
Unreadable signatures on mobile
Signatures often look sloppy when sent from an iPhone or Android device. CodeTwo adds the signature at the server level, ensuring it looks perfect on every device.
Missed marketing opportunities
Emails are the ideal channel for banners or announcements, but this is rarely utilized. We easily add temporary marketing banners to all outgoing emails.
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