Inviting other people with your link
Screen: Settings → Invitations, address /settings?tab=invitations.
This section opens with the matching permission on your account. If you do not see it, ask whoever invited you to your account, or write to support — access is granted in a couple of clicks.
The link
The link is the sign-in address at alphasms.net with an invitation parameter and your code at the end. The grey part stays as it is; the part you can type is the code.
The copy button beside the field copies the whole link, not just the code — that is what you hand to the person you are inviting.
The field with the code is editable, and the save button below writes the new code. The cabinet builds the rest of the link around it.
Change the code while nothing is in circulation: an old link stops matching you the moment the code changes.
What happens on the other side
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1 | The person opens your link |
| 2 | The cabinet remembers the code for that browser tab and shows a note on the sign-up form that they are signing up with an invitation |
| 3 | They register; the code goes with the registration |
| 4 | They appear in your table of invited people |
It is remembered for that one tab. If the person closes it and comes back to the site later by an ordinary address, the registration counts as an ordinary one.
So the useful advice to give them is short: open the link and sign up in the same window.
The table of invited people
Below the link: number, phone and name of each account registered through your link. The table appears as soon as the first person signs up.
The table says who came. What the invitation is worth, and when, is a question for support.