When embedding signatures with Signite, some errors may occur.
See the following for potential issues and ways to solve them:

1. General Errors

2. Missing Domains / Users

3. Permission issues

4. Exceeding Character Limit

5. Template Structure Errors

6. A Domain was Added After the Initial Install

 

1. General Errors

Signite works directly with Google Workspace’s API, and sometimes a temporary communication error may occur.
To mitigate this, in the case of a general error, try deploying the signatures again.

If the subsequent deployment results in the same error message, please follow the bellow steps.

2. Missing Domains / Users

Removing a domain or a user on Google Workspace without synchronizing the changes to Signite may cause subsequent deployments to show an error for users under the removed domain, or for the removed user.

To make sure a domain is removed from Signite, go to your domains screen and use the Synchronize Domains button on the bottom left of the screen.

To update the users list to account for the user/s removal, got to your Domains screen and synchronize the domain’s users

Note that some changes may take awhile to take effect, so waiting a few minutes before re-synchronizing the domains / users can help mitigate the issue.

3. Permission issues:

Some issues may occur when insufficient permissions are assigned either to the Signite app, the users, or your account’s domains.

To be able to access the information Signite requires, make sure that the app have the full permissions listed in this guide: Signite app permissions

In addition, some users may be assigned insufficient permissions via their Organizational Units, which may block Signite from accessing and managing their signatures.

For the full guide follow the link: Organizational Units Management

If the domain was changed, or Signite no longer has access to it, you won’t be able to deploy to users under it. To fix it, follow this guide: Domain Sync Troubleshooting

4. Exceeding Character Limit

Due to Gmail’s character limitation of 10,000 maximum characters per signature, exceeding the HTML character count may cause an error while trying to embed.

For the full guide follow the link: Character Limit Exceeded

5. Template Structure Errors

Signite updates our API regularly, and therefore some older template structures needs to be updated in order to deploy correctly.

To remedy this, a simple click on the green Update Template button at the bottom of the template editing page, will fix any incompatibilities with our newer code, and prompt a fresh redeployment of the previously deployed signatures.

6. A Domain was Added After the Initial Install

If a new domain was added after the initial install, Signite may not have the permissions to view or sync it.
This may cause an error when trying to sync the domains and users.

See the following guide for more information and solutions: Changing the Primary Domain

 

Still having issues? Contact us at support@signite.io