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--- add_mail_recipients [2018/05/31 14:59] – lucy
+++ add_mail_recipients [2018/05/31 15:30] – lucy
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 ===== How to Enter Your Recipients? =====
 Recipients and groups can be configured under Admin/Recipients.
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+===== Adding multiple groups in a campaign  and associating them with a scenario =====
+LUCY allows you to add multiple groups in one campaign. After you added a group, you will be asked to define:
+  - mapping (1)
+  - scenario (2)
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+The default mapping is "campaign and awareness". This means the user group will recieve the phishing simulation and if configured, also the elarning content. If you wish, you can limit the mapping to "awarness only" or "campaign only". If you for example configure "campaign only", the according group would only get the attack simulation, but no elearning.
+The scenario association can be used to control, which group gets which attack scenario. In the screenshot you see (2) that all the available scenarios added to the campaign will be displayed. Example: If you select 2 scenarios with a specific group, each user from this group will get two emails (one from scenario 1 and one from scenario 2). If you don't want the users to get multiple emails, you can enable the checkbox "Distribute users over selected scenarios". Lucy will then randomly split the users over the selected scenarios. Every user will get a unique single attack and no user will be attacked with the same scenario twice. If you want to control the distribution of receivers even more deeply, you would have to create a [[scheduler|scheduler rule]]. This allows the distribution to be even more complex.
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 In LUCY you can add recipients to a running campaign. Please [[i_want_to_add_a_few_extra_mails_into_a_running_campaign|click here]] to read more.
 ===== Language considerations =====