Invite Users

User invitations are currently available on desktop only.

Inviting your team members to a channel

The channel info panel, with an invite button next to your own workspace name.
Invite people to Snapify

Invite a Snapify contact

Add the people you want to talk with.

Invite a Snapify contact

Name Email Add Enter

Contacts already on Joint

MMinjung MMinji K. MMina P. MMinhee MMinji Y.
Send invitation
  1. You can invite team members through the [+] button on the right side of [Channel info] – [Your workspace name].
  2. Already-registered users can be added directly from the list, while team members who haven’t signed up yet can be invited by entering their email.

Inviting account contacts to a channel

The channel info panel, with an invite button next to an account workspace name.
Invite people to Loen Marketing

Invite a Loen Marketing contact

Add the people you want to talk with.

Invite a Loen Marketing contact

Name Email Add Enter

Contacts already on Joint

JJian P. SSua L.
Send invitation
  1. You can invite account contacts through the [+] button on the right side of [Channel info] – [Account workspace name].
  2. Contacts who are already participating in another channel with your company can be selected directly from the list, while contacts you’ve never communicated with before can be invited by entering their information.

When inviting someone, make sure you’re picking the right place — whether they’re from your own company or an external account.

Inviting a new account to an existing channel

The Add another contact button at the bottom right of the channel screen.
The account invitation dialog, with a field for entering the account name. The list of accounts matching the name you typed.
  1. From an existing channel, you can also add a new account via [Add another contact] at the bottom right of the screen.
  2. Once you enter the account’s information and send the invitation, the account will be added to the existing channel.

You can communicate with multiple accounts — three, four, or more companies — all in a single channel as needed.

Creating a new channel with an existing account

The conversation list on the left, showing Create new channel next to the plus button beside an account name.
Several channels created by topic under the same account.
  1. When you want to collaborate with an existing account on a new topic, you can add a channel through the [+] button under [Account name] – [Create new channel] in the conversation list on the left.
  2. You can create two, three, or more channels per account, organized by topic, as needed.

Creating a channel while registering a new account

The purple plus button at the top of the conversation list on the left.
Start a conversation with an account
Channel name 0 / 50
e.g. Proposal review and quote discussion

Channel visibility

Visibility can’t be changed once the channel is created. We’ll add that later.

Public channel
  • Anyone from your team or the account can join at any time.
  • They can preview the conversation before joining.
Private channel
  • Only invited people can see and join the conversation.
  • Workspace owners and the account’s primary managers only see that the channel exists.
Proposal review and quote discussion · Good for the early stage of pitching and agreeing on terms.
Project progress and schedule sharing · Useful once you start exchanging schedules and deliverables.
Ongoing operations and support · Suits conversations that keep going long after signing.
Continue
  1. Use the purple [+] button at the top of the conversation list on the left to register a new account and create a channel to invite them to.
  2. Enter the account’s company name and the channel title, then invite the necessary participants from both companies.

Creating a private channel

Start a conversation with an account
Channel name 0 / 50
e.g. Proposal review and quote discussion

Channel visibility

Visibility can’t be changed once the channel is created. We’ll add that later.

Public channel
  • Anyone from your team or the account can join at any time.
  • They can preview the conversation before joining.
Private channel
  • Only invited people can see and join the conversation.
  • Workspace owners and the account’s primary managers only see that the channel exists.
Continue
A private channel marked with a lock icon in the conversation list.
  1. When creating a channel and inviting members, you can choose [Public or private channel] at the bottom.
  2. The contents of a private channel are visible only to the invited participants.

Workspace owners and the account’s primary managers can see that a private channel exists with their company. However, the content of the conversation remains hidden.