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# Employee app

Employees open their training through a personal magic link sent by email. No account or password is required.

## Tabs

* **Learning**: all the themes available to the employee (Phishing, Passwords, Transfer Fraud, On Vacation…), shown as cards with a progress indicator.
* **Leaderboard**: a ranking of all employees in the company by training completion, updated in real time.
* **Profile**: overall completion stats and language preferences.

{% hint style="info" %}
The app is available in English, French, German, Spanish, and Dutch. Employees change their language from the `Profile` tab.
{% endhint %}

## Lessons

1. The employee opens a theme and sees its lessons and their progress.
2. Each lesson uses a chat-style format: short messages appear one at a time, and the employee makes choices along the way. A lesson takes 5 to 10 minutes.
3. A short quiz closes the lesson. Employees can retry a missed question.
4. Completing a lesson unlocks the next one in the theme.

## Phishing-to-training

An employee who clicks a link in a phishing simulation is redirected to a lesson on phishing awareness. The page opens with a "Gotcha" moment, then walks them through the warning signs they missed. The lesson completion is recorded in the phishing results.


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