Allow EasyLlama Emails for Phishing Simulator in Google Workspace [Recommended]
To be sure you are set-up for success with our Phishing Simulator, we will require you to allowlist our messaging. Otherwise, Gmail can block our simulated phishing attempts so you will not get any emails sent out! This article outlines the DMI method.
DMI Setup Guide for Gmail
For Google DMI to work: all emails should be in the Google Workspace. If your organization has more than one Google workspace, you must use SMTP, not DMI. See this guide: https://help.easyllama.com/allow-easyllama-emails-google-mail
Note: You must be a Google Super Admin to complete these steps.
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In the EasyLlama Dashboard, go to Settings > Integrations
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Find Google DMI. Select Connect. See the Client ID and Auth scopes.

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Open a new tab and navigate to admin.google.com.
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In the Google Workspace Admin console, select the Security > Access and data control section.
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Select the “API Controls” section.
6. Scroll down to the Domain wide delegation section, and click the "Manage Domain Wide Delegation" button.
7. Click the "Add new" button.
8. In the Client ID field, enter the value from step 2
9. In the OAuth Scopes field, enter the value from step 2
10. Click the "Authorize" button.
11. In EasyLlama, click the "Verify Google DMI" button.
(Optional) DMI Whitelisting Guide
Although DMI reduces the need to whitelist for initial deliverability, you may have post-delivery email security tools that can still flag simulated phishing emails as spam and/or obfuscate phish email click reporting.
Sender Domains:
Here is our current list of sender domains for our phish simulation emails:
- account-checker.com
- accountreset.cloud
- auth-identity.co
- auth-notify.tech
- easyllama.com
- login-alerts.co
- psm.easyllama.com
- reset-account.co
- secure-loginhub.com
- secureauthaccess.com
- verify-account.co


