
🧠 Smart Groups: natural language creation and full management (Beta)
You can now create audience groups by describing in plain language who you want to include (e.g., "collaborators from Buenos Aires with high risk"). The platform interprets the input and automatically generates the group, showing a live preview of the matching collaborators before you confirm.
From the same screen, you can exclude individual collaborators with a reason, undo the exclusion if needed, and see in real time how the final audience looks. The Smart Groups list now includes actions to edit, delete, and activate or deactivate each group as needed.
🔬 This feature is currently in Beta. Check the documentation to learn more, or reach out to your UX contact to request early access.
🎯 Campaign metrics now reflect employees' actual behavior
When an employee correctly identifies and reports a simulated phishing email, any further interaction with that same email —such as clicking a link or submitting credentials— is no longer recorded in campaign analytics. This fixes an inconsistency that could mark an employee as "compromised" even after they had already detected the simulation.
Employees who clicked before reporting still appear as compromised, with no change to that existing behavior.
🌐 Collaborator language and country are now inherited from the company settings (Google Workspace only)
For organizations using the Google Workspace integration, collaborators' language and country are now automatically set based on the company's configured values, instead of defaulting to Spanish regardless of the organization's settings.
Additionally, if a collaborator's language or country has already been manually defined, the Google Workspace sync will respect that value and no longer overwrite it.
✉️ Company name now included in Learning Path expiration emails
Fixed an issue where expiration emails for Learning Path enrollments did not include the company name. These emails are now displayed consistently with individual course expiration notifications.