Setup

8 articles

Automatic Course Assignment

When enabled, Automatic Course Assignment will send a course in response to the user clicking a simulation sent to them. Shown in the flow below: Phishing 101 is the current default for all simulatio…

Updated by Sam McDougall

Single Sign On Config M365

This guide will take you through the set up of Single Sign On, allowing UPNs and Alias access to Login via the 'Sign in with Microsoft' feature on the Boxphish Portal. Ensure you are using a 365 glob…

Updated by Jacob Flinders

Course Reminders

Course reminders are available to all Tenancies receiving and taking courses within the Portal. Reminder Options. There are two options available for sending reminders: First assignment. Choose the a…

Updated by Sam McDougall

Setting Up AD Sync

Below is a short guide on how to set up AD sync so that your active directory is linked to your Boxphish tenancy list. Before starting your AD Sync, it is advised that you create a separate group wit…

Updated by Jacob Flinders

How do I Access Boxphish as a New User via Email?

The below guide will take you through how to access the Boxphish Portal via Email as a new user If you are an existing user logging in via Email, please refer to the existing user guide HERE. Navigat…

Updated by Sam McDougall

Adding Users via CSV

Below is a short guide on how to upload users to your tenancy using a CSV. Navigate to the Boxphish portal on your admin account as normal here. Click on ' Tenancy ' on the left-hand side. On the top…

Updated by Sam McDougall

How to set up Google Sync

Below is a short guide on how to run Google Sync on your Boxphish tenancy. Before starting your Google Sync, it is advised that you create a separate OU within your Google environment. Go to your Box…

Updated by Sam McDougall

Google Import

Below is a short guide on how to run a Google import to your Boxphish tenancy list. Before starting your Google Import, it is advised that you create a separate OU within your Google environment. Go…

Updated by Sam McDougall