Callback Email Templates
The Callback Simulator > Callback Scenarios > Email Templates page provides you with system default callback email templates. You can use them as they are or customize them as needed for your phishing campaign.
The components of the Email Templates page are explained below.
Template name
Name of the email template
Language
List the available templates sorted by language.
Tags
Tags can be added to the email template to enable viewing using related tag lists.
Difficulty
The level of difficulty to recognize a phishing attempt (Easy, Medium, Hard). Please click here to see how the difficulty level is determined.
Created By
System: Standard phishing email templates are provided with the product.
Custom: Phishing email created or customized by users
Date Created
The date and time the email template was created
Email Template Actions
This section explains how to edit, preview, clone, or delete an email template.
How to Edit an Email Template
Click on the three dots '⋮' button in the Actions option on the far right of the relevant page, and then click the Edit button.
How to Preview an Email Template
Click on the three dots '⋮' button in the Actions option on the far right of the relevant page, and then click the Preview button.
How to Clone an Email Template
Click on the three dots '⋮' button in the Actions option on the far right of the relevant page, and then click the Duplicate button.
How to Delete an Email Template
Click on the three dots '⋮' button in the Actions option on the far right of the relevant page, and then click the Delete button.
How to Add a new Email Template
Follow the steps below to create a new email template for use in a new or existing phishing campaign:
Click the +NEW button in the upper right corner of the Callback Simulator > Callback Scenarios > Email Templates page.
Complete the required fields on the first page, then click Next.
Complete the sections below on the Email Settings page:
Subject: Subject line of the phishing email
From Name: Sender name that will be visible to the target recipient
From Email Address: Sender email address information that will be visible to the target recipient
Click Edit to make any changes in the email body
Click Save to complete the process and save the email template.
Utilizing Merge Tags in Email Templates
Here's a list of merge tags to help you make your email template more personal. Adding these tags can make your phishing campaign more tailored to the recipient.
Full Name
Inserts the target user's first and last name.
First Name
Inserts the target user's first name.
Last Name
Inserts the target user's last name.
Inserts the target user's email address.
From Name
Inserts the sender's name from the associated email template for this landing page scenario.
From Email
Inserts the sender's email address from the associated email template for this landing page scenario.
Subject
Inserts the subject line from the associated email template for this landing page scenario.
Company Logo
Displays your organization's logo, sourced from the Whitelabeling page.
Company Name
Displays your organization's name, sourced from the company profile.
Date Sent
Inserts the date when the campaign is launched.
Current Date
Inserts the current date when the campaign is launched.
Current Date Plus 10 Days
Inserts a date that is 10 days after the campaign's launch date.
Current Date Minus 10 Days
Inserts a date that is 10 days before the campaign's launch date.
Random Number One Digit
Generates and inserts a random one-digit number.
Random Number Two Digit
Generates and inserts a random two-digit number.
Random Number Three Digit
Generates and inserts a random three-digit number.
Phishing Code
Generates a confirmation six-digit random number for the email user to confirm and proceed to call while on the call.
Phishing Callback Phone
This is the phone number that will be added to the email template for email user to call.
Video Tutorial
The Email Templates section offers pre-set phishing email templates provided by the system. You have the option to use these templates as is or modify them to suit your phishing campaign needs.
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