Is the option to add a signature to a calendar invite gone?

Please make this available asap as it is so frustrating! Thank you😊

I must say that for a system that has been a forefront reference for business emailing and calendar management in the market for many years now, this is kind of an important miss...

Please resolve it soon, thanks

Ridiculous I was just forced to update my Outlook only for an essential and simple feature such as this to be removed,,,, Looks like my team and I are moving somehwere else

Dear Taylor Genre,

Good day! Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are happy to assist you.

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble adding your signature to a calendar invite in the new Outlook for Windows.

You are absolutely right, the option to add signature to a Calendar invite in the new Outlook it doesn't seem feasible at the moment. We do understand your concern here and we apologize if we are not able to meet your requirements at the moment. However, thank you for bringing this to our forum, your concern is very meaningful and reasonable. So, since the New Outlook for windows is still under active development, we will surely raise your concern to our Product Development Team and hopefully this can be included in the future updates. You can also provide your valuable suggestion to Our product development team via in-app feedback site, you can refer to Contact support and provide feedback within the new Outlook for Windows - Microsoft Support. Microsoft is constantly working on improving their products and adding new features, so it's possible that macros may be added in the future. In the meantime, you can continue to use the current version of Outlook (Classic Outlook).

Thank you for your precious time, valuable insight and understanding. For other questions, feel free to add your post in the Microsoft Community team.

 

Stay safe and healthy. Have a good day!

Sincerely,

Libeamlak | Microsoft Community Moderator

Please return the feature. This is a bit annoying

Dear Taylor Genre,

Good day! Thank you for posting to Microsoft Community. We are happy to assist you.

I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble adding your signature to a calendar invite in the new Outlook for Windows.

You are absolutely right, the option to add signature to a Calendar invite in the new Outlook it doesn't seem feasible at the moment. We do understand your concern here and we apologize if we are not able to meet your requirements at the moment. However, thank you for bringing this to our forum, your concern is very meaningful and reasonable. So, since the New Outlook for windows is still under active development, we will surely raise your concern to our Product Development Team and hopefully this can be included in the future updates. You can also provide your valuable suggestion to Our product development team via in-app feedback site, you can refer to Contact support and provide feedback within the new Outlook for Windows - Microsoft Support. Microsoft is constantly working on improving their products and adding new features, so it's possible that macros may be added in the future. In the meantime, you can continue to use the current version of Outlook (Classic Outlook).

Thank you for your precious time, valuable insight and understanding. For other questions, feel free to add your post in the Microsoft Community team.

 

Stay safe and healthy. Have a good day!

Sincerely,

Libeamlak | Microsoft Community Moderator

Hi Libeamlak,

I just transited to the new Outlook today, faced the same issue of not having my email signature shown in my outlook calendar invitation.

Did a quick google and found this thread. More than 6 months have passed, seems like no progress made on Microsoft's end.

When we have new systems it should be an improvement but not taking away previous functions that had worked well.

I am unable to comprehend why the signature function would be taken away in the new Outlook since it is an 'essential item'.

Appreciate if your team can look into this to bring back the signature in outlook invites.

Thank you.

Best Regards,

Bryan Kheh