Training & awareness campaign page redesigns

May 14, 2026
Enhancement
BullPhish ID, Kaseya 365 User

BullPhish ID has redesigned the Recreate and Edit Training & Awareness Campaign pages to match the layout and usability of the Create Training & Awareness Campaign page. This gives your team a more consistent experience when building, updating or reusing training campaigns. 

Campaign recreation behavior remains unchanged. All criteria from the original campaign are still automatically selected in the new campaign and can be edited as needed. The recreated campaign page now uses the Create Training & Awareness Campaign title, the Recreate button is now Create Campaign and teams can save changes as a new template. 

These updates make campaign setup and edits easier to follow, helping MSPs build repeatable security awareness workflows with fewer extra clicks and less confusion.

Learn more about training & awareness campaign page redesigns for BullPhish ID here. 

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