Reusable campaign templates

April 16, 2026
NewCommunity Idea
BullPhish ID, Kaseya 365 User

BullPhish ID now lets you build training campaigns once and reuse them repeatedly, helping your team launch training faster and with fewer clicks. This cuts down manual setup and helps you keep your customer campaigns consistent.  

You can start from expert-maintained global templates (kept current by the BullPhish ID content team) or create your own reusable templates. Templates come in three types: Global (BullPhish ID maintained), Partner (shared across all SMB orgs you manage) and SMB organization (limited to one client).  

With standardized templates, you can roll out repeatable training programs across customers, then adjust only what’s unique per client (like dates, groups and course order). That helps you scale security awareness delivery without rebuilding every campaign from scratch.  
 
Learn more about reusable campaign templates for BullPhish ID here. 

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