> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.scribe-mail.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Can teammates see their Scribe signature while composing? > Yes. Scribe uses client-side installation so your teammates see their signature in the compose window before sending, in both Gmail and Outlook. Yes. With Scribe's client-side installation, your teammates see their full email signature in the compose window while drafting an email, in both Gmail and Outlook. This means they get a visual confirmation that their branding, contact details, and any active campaign banner are in place before hitting send. There's no guessing, no surprises. ## Why this matters Server-side signature tools append signatures *after* the email is sent. Your teammates never see it while composing, which can feel uncomfortable and makes it harder to catch issues. Scribe defaults to client-side installation because it offers a better experience: * **What you see is what they get**: the signature in the compose window is exactly what the recipient receives * **Greater privacy**: emails stay within your email provider and don't route through external servers * **No sending delays**: signatures are already embedded, so there's no server processing step * **Instant updates**: when you update a signature in Scribe, it reflects immediately in your teammates' compose window ## What about mobile? Client-side installation has limited support on some mobile email apps. If full mobile coverage is a priority, Scribe also offers server-side installation, or you can combine both methods for the best of both worlds. Learn how each installation method affects mobile compatibility, email routing, and compose visibility.