Features

The signature is decided for them, on every message

Design it once from a company card. It lands in every employee's sent mail automatically — a different version, if you want one, for a new message, a reply, and a forward — without anybody pasting it into their own mail client.

Above the reply, not the whole thread

A signature appended by an Exchange transport rule lands at the very bottom of an email — under three levels of quoted history by the fourth reply. This is inserted directly into the message itself, above the reply boundary, in the same place it would land if the person had typed it there.

The same design, applied consistently, for everyone in the company — nobody's signature drifts because they typed it in differently than somebody else did.

Which signature, decided by what kind of message it is

A template can be set to apply only to a new message, only to a reply, only to a forward, or to all three — assigned to a person, a group, or the whole company as the default. Somebody whose forwards should carry a different line than their replies sets that once; every message after picks the right one on its own.

Nothing for your IT admin to run

No PowerShell script, no transport rule to maintain, no connector to update when someone joins the company or changes title. Connect the mailbox provider once; every signature after that is a change made in Lynkarr, not a script run by hand.

What you can do with it

Built from the card you already have

Name, title, phone and photo come from the same company card used everywhere else — change it once and every signature using it updates the same night.

First, reply, and forward, as three real variants

Set one template for every message, or three different ones — the right one is chosen automatically by what kind of message it actually is, read from its own subject line.

Assigned by person, by group, or company-wide

A default for everyone, overridden for a team, overridden again for one person — the same layered assignment a mail rule would need days of Exchange PowerShell to approximate.

More in the same place

Assign straight to a directory group Give a group an email address and it updates itself — add or remove someone in your directory and the signature rule follows, with nothing to re-sync by hand.
Company banners, aimed at a team A promotional banner in the signature, scoped to whichever group it is meant for.
A designer, or your own HTML Build one visually, or paste an existing HTML signature and let the same rules apply to it.
Exclude anyone, any time A person or address can be excluded from signature insertion entirely, without deleting the assignment.

Questions

Does this need a script run in our Microsoft 365 admin center?

No. Two mail connectors and one transport rule, created once from a written setup guide inside your Lynkarr account — after that, every signature change is made in Lynkarr, not run by an admin.

Can a reply and a forward carry different signatures than a new message?

Yes. A template's type controls which of the three it applies to, and each person or group can have a different one assigned per type. The right one is chosen automatically from the message itself.

Which plan is it on?

Business and above.

Try it with one code

The free plan has no expiry and asks for no card, and the analytics behind it are the same ones a paying customer gets.

Free forever for one person. No card, and 10,000 scans a month included.