Exclaimer today announced the launch of its UKG Ready integration, expanding the company’s growing HRIS integration capabilities as organizations increasingly shift employee data ownership from IT-managed directories to HR systems of record.
According to SHRM’s 2025 State of the Workplace Report, fewer than half of HR professionals, just 43%, rate their organization’s HR technology as effective, with fragmented, poorly integrated systems cited as a leading barrier. Separate research from HR.com found that 81% of organizations experiencing poor HR system integration say it actively prevents them from achieving key HR goals. As a result, organizations are actively restructuring how employee data flows across their technology stacks, and HR systems are increasingly becoming the system of record.
As platforms like Workday and UKG Ready become the authoritative home for employee identity data, most communication tools, including email signature platforms, continue to rely on legacy Active Directory or Google Directory structures that HR teams do not own or control. This creates a persistent gap between where employee data lives and where it is applied.
Exclaimer is among the only email signature platforms building a dedicated, multi-system HRIS integration suite, and the only platform to offer UKG Ready connectivity alongside Workday. With the addition of UKG Ready, Exclaimer continues to expand one of the industry’s most comprehensive HR-focused integration strategies for email signature management, helping organizations automatically synchronize HR-managed employee data into email signatures and meeting themes.
Closing the gap between HR systems and employee communications
For many IT teams, keeping employee directories aligned with constantly changing HR data has become an ongoing operational burden. New hires, promotions, departmental changes, and employee departures often require manual updates across multiple systems to ensure communications remain accurate and compliant.
Exclaimer’s UKG Ready integration helps eliminate that gap by allowing organizations to automatically pull employee attributes from UKG Ready into Exclaimer through BindBee, its third-party data aggregation partner. When employee records are updated in UKG Ready, those changes automatically flow into email signatures and meeting themes (video call backgrounds and branding) without requiring manual intervention from IT teams or employees. Organizations retain control over which data fields are shared, with Exclaimer operating on a read-only basis to ensure data integrity and adherence to compliance requirements.
Reducing manual IT administration while improving governance
The integration also supports Exclaimer’s broader focus on centralized communications governance and automation.
Instead of relying on employees or IT administrators to manually manage signatures, organizations can automate signature updates directly from trusted HR systems, helping to reduce inconsistencies and improve operational control across the business.
For organizations using UKG Ready, the integration enables:
- Automatic synchronization of HR-managed employee data into email signatures and meeting themes
- Reduced manual administration for IT teams
- Consistent employee information across outbound communications
- Faster onboarding for new employees
- Improved brand consistency and governance
The integration of UKG Ready follows Exclaimer’s recently announced Workday integration and forms part of the company’s continued investment in HR-driven employee data integrations.
Supporting the future of communications governance
As organizations manage increasingly fragmented communication environments, businesses are placing greater emphasis on automation, governance, and consistency across every digital touchpoint. Email remains one of the most business-critical communication channels, particularly for regulated industries where accuracy, auditability, and professionalism are essential.
By connecting trusted HR systems to employee communications, Exclaimer helps organizations maintain centralized control and ensure employee information remains accurate across all outbound interactions.
The UKG Ready integration is available now for Exclaimer Pro customers.
For more information, or to see Exclaimer’s Workday integration in action, visit exclaimer.com and start a free trial. For a full step-by-step walkthrough, visit the Exclaimer knowledge base.
About Exclaimer
Exclaimer is the global leader in email signature management for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Its cloud platform enables organizations to centrally manage and automate email signatures and video meeting branding, ensuring consistent corporate identity, reducing brand and compliance risk, and meeting regulatory requirements across everyday business communications.
Built for IT and valued by Marketing and Compliance teams, Exclaimer eliminates manual updates, enforces brand governance, and gives organizations greater control over their most critical business communication channels.
Exclaimer is trusted by more than 9 million users across 75,000 organizations worldwide, including Sony, Mattel, Bank of America, NBC, the Government of Canada, the BBC, and the Academy Awards
Equinix Puts Enterprises in Control of Data Sovereignty Across Hybrid Multicloud Environments
Posted in Commentary with tags Equinix on May 14, 2026 by itnerdEquinix, Inc. today announced the global expansion of Equinix Fabric Geo Zones, the first network-level, sovereignty enforcement layer that operates across interconnected clouds and providers. Enterprises face growing compliance risks from network rerouting events that can inadvertently move sovereign data across borders they are legally required to respect. Built natively into Equinix Fabric®, Geo Zones eliminates that risk by keeping data within defined geographic boundaries.
Most networks prioritize availability and performance over geographic or regulatory boundaries, often leaving customers with limited visibility or control over where their data travels. Fabric Geo Zones ensures that rerouted data remains within defined jurisdictions. This capability is especially critical for organizations operating in regulated industries.
Unlike solutions built within a single cloud or delivered as software overlays, Fabric Geo Zones enforces sovereignty at the network layer. Because it is enforced directly within the interconnection fabric itself, it delivers a level of control difficult for a single cloud or software overlay provider to match.
The expansion of Fabric Geo Zones is part of Equinix’s ongoing investment in reimagining networking for the AI era, following the launch of Fabric Intelligence and the Distributed AI Hub. Together, these capabilities provide customers with an adaptive, secure foundation for distributed AI and multicloud environments. Fabric Geo Zones is built on the Equinix Fabric industry-leading software-defined network spanning 77 metros worldwide, enabling customer-controlled data sovereignty at global scale. Reflecting the advanced compliance and control it delivers, Geo Zones is available at a premium tier—included in Unlimited Ports and Unlimited Ports Plus packages and priced at a premium to standard virtual circuits.
Fabric Geo Zones is built for workloads where compliance can’t be an afterthought. A European financial institution can run real‑time transactions across multiple clouds while ensuring customer data never leaves the EU, even when an outage triggers automatic rerouting across clouds. A healthcare organization can keep patient and AI inference data within defined jurisdictions across hybrid environments. A government agency can deploy sovereign AI with data confined to national or regional boundaries. A global company can automatically apply jurisdiction‑specific routing rules to meet GDPR, LGPD, APRA and other regional requirements across its operations.
Fabric Geo Zones enables customers to:
Fabric Geo Zones is available today in preview across Equinix’s global footprint, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Japan, Switzerland, the U.K. and the U.S., with European Union availability to come in June. Equinix will be speaking about this at the International Telecoms Week conference panels on May 19: “The quest for sovereign AI meets the edge-cloud infrastructure battle“ and “Unleashing the 3 pillars of AI.”
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