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Using Email Signatures in Oversee
Using Email Signatures in Oversee

How to Set Up and Use Email Signatures for Direct Emails, Replies, and Campaigns

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Written by Jo Semblante
Updated over a week ago

Adding a professional email signature to your communications can enhance your brand's credibility and provide essential contact information to your recipients. Oversee makes it easy to set up and insert signatures into your emails, whether they are direct messages or part of an automated campaign.


1. Setting Up Your Signature in Oversee

To get started with adding a signature, navigate to the Email Integration page in your Oversee account. You can find it here: Oversee Email Integration. From this page, you can easily integrate your email account (e.g., Gmail or Outlook) and set up your signature.

Once your signature is set, it will be automatically applied to all new direct emails and replies, making it easy to maintain consistency across your communications.

2. Using Signatures in Direct Emails and Replies

After setting up your email signature, you'll notice that it will automatically appear in your direct emails and replies, especially when you’re interacting with leads or prospects through the Oversee platform. This feature ensures that your communications are always branded and professional without the need for manual input each time.

3. Inserting Your Signature in Campaign Emails

When you are creating a campaign and drafting email steps, you’ll have the option to manually insert your email signature into the campaign emails. Simply use the "Insert Signature" button in the campaign email step editor to include your signature in the email copy.

This feature is particularly useful for personalized touches in your automated campaigns, helping to maintain a professional tone with every message sent.


With Oversee, setting up and managing your email signature is simple, ensuring that all of your communications, whether direct or automated, are professional and consistent.

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