So you cannot, for example, populate an e-mail signature based on information from the Job Title field on the currently logged in User account. There is no option, unlike Email Templates, to insert dynamic Data Field Values.The implications for this should be fairly obvious, and I find it somewhat confusing that there is not way to setup a common template that can be then be applied and customised individually for each user on CRM. What that translates to is that if one user creates an email signature and sets it as their default, another user can log in and see this, but cannot apply it to themselves or set it as their default if the second user wanted an email signature, they would need to create one manually. Email Signatures are only configurable on a per-user basis.
There appear to be three glaring issues, that really need to be addressed in order to make Email Signatures work better: I am really glad that this feature has finally been added to CRM, however…
If, for whatever reason, you need to select a different Email Signature, then press the Insert Signature button, which will then prompt you to select a new Email Signature to use:. 
Now, when you navigate to create a new Email record, your newly created signature will be visible on the email:. It will now be visible within the Email Signature subgrid view: Press Save and Close to finish setting up your signature. If you need to revert this at any point, then you can use the Remove Default button, which replaces the above button: However, in order to make the signature appear automatically whenever you draft a new email, you will need to press the Set as Default button: At this point, the signature will now be available whenever you create a new email record. Once you are happy with your signature, press Save. Or, alternatively, you can copy & paste your signature from another application (Word, Outlook etc.): You can make use of the rich text formatting in order to style your signature. Give your signature a name and then populate the text area with your desired signature. 
Regardless of how you have got there, press the New button to open the New Email Signature window:
The second is via the Sitemap Area, in Settings -> Templates -> Email Signatures:. The first is via the Set Personal Options screen, on the Email Signatures tab:. This can be accessed in either 1 of 2 ways: Navigate to the Email Signature window within CRM. Once you’ve finished updating, you are good to go. To then setup an Email Signature for your user account, you will need to do the following: As discussed as part of a previous post, there is really no good reason not to update, thanks to how simple it is. #QUICKBOOKS ENTERPRISE 2019 HOW TO SETUP EMAIL SIGNATURE UPDATE#
For CRM 2016 On-Premise customers, you can download the Service Pack update here.
More information regarding Online updates can be found in this handy and informative TechNet article. Email notifications have already been sent out regarding this, and 2016 organizations should have already had provisional dates booked in for the update.
If you have CRM Online, then you will need to schedule in your Update 1 update via the CRM Online portal. 🙂 To take advantage of the new feature depends on what version of CRM you are running: At the time, there did not appear to be any way of accessing this via the GUI interface within CRM this is despite the fact there were, clearly, new system entities in the system corresponding to Email Signatures. There appears to have been some small update or change since my original post however, as it is now available within Online/On-Premise 8.1 CRM instances. When I first took a look at some of the additions I was looking forward to as part of the CRM 2016 Spring Wave, I made reference to the new Email Signature feature.
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