What is the difference between KillPhish, KillPhish Lite, and the Report Phishing COM add-in?

The three different plugins offered by Portal have different capabilities and limitations, described in the table below.

	KillPhish	KillPhish Lite	Report Phishing COM add-in
Works on...	Microsoft 365 accounts (OWA, Outlook desktop, and Outlook app for Android/iPhone)	Gmail/Google Workspaces	64-bit Outlook desktop app running on a 64-bit Windows machine
Where does the reported message get sent?	Reporter email address and additional reporter addresses	Reporter email address and additional reporter addresses	Reporter email address and additional reporter addresses.
Can the plugin give the email a score?	Yes	No	No
Can the plugin delete the message after it is reported by the user?	Yes	No	Yes
Can the plugin log that a user reported a simulated phishing email on Portal campaigns?	Yes	Yes	Yes
Is the reported message shared with any other entities?	No	No	No
Supported on Shared mailboxes?	Yes, as of August 22, 2023 (KillPhish will not work on shared mailboxes if it was deployed prior to this date; you would need a new deployment to get it to work in that case)	No	Yes
Notes	Providing a tenant id is necessary for the add-in to work on mobile devices as well as some versions of Outlook.	The add-in cannot be whitelabeled. It cannot collect original message headers.	The COM add-in only works on 64-bit Windows machines. It is not compatible with remote terminal servers. It is not supported on the EU instance.