# Phishing Reports
## Phishing Reports Guide
In this article, we cover the different reports we can view regarding **Email Campaigns. Phishing Reports** are available for users of the admin portal and will provide statistics that are very much a necessity to all organisations and their reporting responsible departments, such as Human Resources, etc. This report focuses on **Phishing Campaigns** related analysis and can assist companies identify the most common mistakes made by their personnel as well as point out all employees that have not been “phished” yet.
**1.** Navigate to **Reports:**
**2.** Select the **PHISHING REPORTS:**
You should get the following output:
**3.** You can always click on the **Go Back** button to return to the previous directory:
**4.** Let’s view the first option called **Email Campaign Report Card.** To do this, press on the **View Report** button next to it:
A report card will look like the below. Before exporting a report, you may apply different filters such as the Recipient Position, the Department, Division, Location and for which campaign to export a report.
**5.** You may **download** the report for your own use. Just click on **Export PDF** or **Export Excel:**
It will essentially export a **snapshot** of the report into a **PDF** file format:
**6.** In general, at the **top** of the report, we can see various **Campaign Details** such as **dates, addresses** and **phishing methods** (**attachments** and/or **landing pages**) used.
**7.** On the other hand, middle section of the report provides statistics about **Campaign Failures** such as estimated **Failure** (phish prone) **Percentage** and **Phishing Failures** which displays the target recipients along with their various actions.
**8.** The **Recipient Status,** which is found at the bottom of the report, shows different recipient related information as well as the **final actions** (**Opened Attachment**) taken by that recipient during the phishing campaign:
**9.** You can always visit a **recipient’s profile** by clicking on their name:
**10.** Same thing applies for **groups:**
**11.** Let’s move on to the next option of the **Phishing Reports** called **Phishing Failures by Campaigns:**
As we can see, this section provides a **graph** along with a **table,** and they display campaign statistics such as the **number of recipients** targeted by the campaigns, the **campaigns’ phish prone percentages** and more.
**12.** Additionally, we can **filter the graph** to draw specific results. To do that, just **click** on any of the available filtering values:
In this example, we are filtering all campaigns out of all the available options except the **Attachments Opened** value:
**13.** As with recipient profiles and groups, we can click on a **Campaign** to view its stats.
**14.** Finally, let’s visit the **last** phishing report called **Unphished Recipients:**
This report displays a list of recipients that have not been “phished” yet. It will essentially help you develop a **pending recipients** list for your next [Email Campaign](https://docs.cyberawaresecurity.com/admin-portal/email-campaigns).
