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# Managed Phishing

If you have the Managed Phishing service, you can alert us of suspected phishing attempts by clicking the official **Expel Phishing** button or by using custom email forwarding. 

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Supported providers for the button include Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace; limited support is available for Microsoft Exchange Server.
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## Use the Phishing Button

To set up the button, go to [Organization Settings > My Organizations](https://workbench.expel.io/settings/organizations/), scroll down to the **Phishing** tab, and begin the setup process. The button will then appear in your [email program](#user-content-fn-1)[^1] and you can use it to report potential phishing attempts.

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For full setup instructions, see [Phishing Submission Button Setup](/more-features/expel-managed-phishing/setup-guides/phishing-submission-button-setup.md).
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## Use Custom Email Forwarding

Managed Phishing customers can also send suspected emails to us as an EML attachment by using a custom email forwarding destination.

To view your custom email forwarding destination, go to [Organization Settings > My Organizations](https://workbench.expel.io/settings/organizations/), scroll down to the **Phishing** tab, and look for the **Destination Address**.

[^1]: Only Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace are fully supported.


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