The deployer's burden: you own everything sent in your nameYour business answers for everything sent in its name, AI or not. Ed Bodey, General Counsel, explains the deployer’s burden under the EU AI Act.
What's new in Exclaimer: October 2026 Choose the default email signature for shared mailboxes, update your details from the Outlook add-in, and sign in with enforced SSO. See what's new in Exclaimer.
New feature: Signature Converter for email signaturesUpload a screenshot of an email signature and Signature Converter rebuilds it as an editable Exclaimer template, ready to refine and deploy. Available in the US.
MSPs want vendor APIs their AI agents can useLouise Taylor, VP Channel at Exclaimer, on why MSPs want vendor APIs their AI agents can use to quote, provision, bill, and reconcile.
When the writing proves nothing: Why email trust is now an infrastructure problemAI writing no longer signals a human sender. Karl Bagci on why SPF, DKIM and DMARC, not your signature, are what actually proves an email is real.
Exclaimer support and billing: what we got wrong and what changedLucinda Morek on the incorrect invoices, slow responses and lost tickets Exclaimer customers faced. What has changed and what's still unfinished.
The IT leader's guide to shadow AI: how to say yes safely and make it stickAgent permissions, shadow AI, and attack speed look separate. Karl Bagci on why they’re the same governance decision, made three times over.
How to run email signature campaigns for university open days and recruitment eventsPlan an open day email signature campaign on a six-week schedule, with WCAG 2.2 AA banner checks, stage-based targeting, and UTM tracking for RSVPs in GA4.
