How to change the display name (Sender info) next to your email address

When you send an email, the display name that appears next to your email address is called the Sender info. In Front, Sender info is tied to the signature that you use when sending an email. It can be changed in your signature settings at any time.

Step 1

Click the gear icon on the top right of Front and into the Company or Personal settings tab. Select Signatures.

Step 2

Select an existing signature, or click Add a signature.

Step 3

Enter your display name in the Sender info section, and click Save when finished.

If your signature has a Sender info value, you'll see the following in Front:

• Sophia Carpenter: First and last name in your Front profile, only visible in Front

• Acme Support - Sophia: Sender info from a signature, visible by external recipients

• sophia@acme.com: Sending channel, the email address used to send the message

Your recipient will see the following in the email From field:

Acme Support - Sophia <sophia@acme.com>

If your signature does not have a Sender info value, you'll see the following in Front:

• Jamie Saturn: First and last name in your Front profile, only visible in Front

• jamie@azura.com: Sending channel, the email address used to send the message

Your recipient will see the following in the email From field:

jamie@azura.com <jamie@azura.com>

The only case where an email's display name is not customizable is when sending from an Office 365 sync channel. Microsoft enforces the use of any inbox's set name when sending outbound messages, so the display name set in Office 365 will override the Sender info of the Front signature used when sending the email.

Yes, you can do so by setting up different default signatures for different channels, by following the steps here.

No. Sender info is not currently supported for emails sent by auto-reply rules. Unless the recipient already has a contact record for your email address, they will just see the sending address, i.e. sales@example.com, in the From: header of the email.