[RKDinOKC]

My boss said the thought I was spending too much time on the server side signature even though he understood that there was NOTHING to help because the feature in Exchange online isn't really for signatures, it's for Disclaimers. But also said the time spent didn't matter because the group they are having decide what to put in the signature and what it should look like can't make a decision.

Told him they should have just let me make something worked and had the information we could use that looked good. Then give the group to limitations of what could be done and let them make changes from there.

The best option is a 3rd party app from a company called CodeTwo for $2000 a year. The network manager and server manager does not like it because it is hosted and email is routed from Office365 to it, the signatures are added, then routed back to 365 for delivery. They are affraid something might break even though the service is hosted on MS Azure just like Office365.