Migrating from procmail to sieve, general question

Hi,
I want to migrate a Mail-Server from 10.5 (postfix, procmail, cyrus) to 10.6 (postfix, sieve, dovecot) and have a general question about sieve.
The current setup on this server is quite complex with procmail-rules.
But there is only ONE procmailrc which delivers the mails as wanted (about 120 Pages of rules).
It looks like procmail isn´t maintained any more and I want to use sieve.
I read a lot of infos about sieve but can´t find an answer to this question:
"How to setup sieve to use only one sieve-script-file for all incoming AND outgoing messages?".
The above mentioned procmailrc handles incoming AND outgoing mails (e. g. Mail TO AND FROM customer X is also delivered to all users being in the group X (these groups are maintained in a FileMaker-solution and the procmailrc is created via a Script in FileMaker)).
With procmail I only had to set up the /etc/procmailrc to include "my" procmailrc. I didn´t need to setup procmailrc-files for every user (about 80 user with a quite high fluctuation, so this is not an option).
Where is the config-file I need to add an "include "my" sieve-script" with all rules (as I did with procmail)?
Does Sieve also handle outgoing Mails?
Many thanks in advance
Sven

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