Every simulation can be tailored to your organisation: links, QR codes (Quishing), login forms (no real data is ever stored), or tracking-enabled document attachments. With built-in AI content generation, campaigns can be created in minutes and translated into multiple languages automatically — so training always are current and relevant, never generic.

With PhishSim's reporting tools you can make regular, detailed evaluations to determine the training success: open rate, click rate, data entry rate and training completion, all tracked per campaign and over time. Evaluations can be run in standard, privacy, or fully anonymized mode, so you always select the level of detail appropriate for your target groups. An intelligent bot filter automatically excludes automated security-scanner activity (e.g. Microsoft Defender, Proofpoint), so your results always reflect genuine human behaviour.

Employees who click, open an attachment, or submit data on a simulation are automatically enrolled in a linked training course — turning a mistake into an instant, targeted learning opportunity rather than a delayed one.

Employees who correctly spot and report a phishing simulation with the phishing alert button earn experience points, with extra credit for reporting before interacting with the email at all — reinforcing that early detection is the goal, not just avoidance. Employees also have the possibility to do an optional training to gain even more experience points.

Employees regularly receive individual phishing e-mail simulations, which provide training on how to deal with them. In doing so, we embed the simulations into the daily work routine in your company in order to train sustainable change in behavior. Campaigns can run once, on a schedule, or recurring (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly) and automatically adapt to the employees’ level of knowledge. Like this awareness never fades.

Trend analysis shows how click rates, data entry rates, and training completions evolve over months which can be used as a proof for the management that repeated campaigns and targeted training are measurably reducing your organisation's phishing risk.