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Review pending workspace invitations

Review pending invitations to see who has not yet joined the workspace.

♪ Owner, Admin ♪# 4, 8 minutes #Last checked October 13, 2026.
Supplies record: Some actions depend on role and data conditions, and have not been tested by saving / sending data. Use this as a check guide, instead of proof of transaction testing.

Before you start

Access to the workspace and the correct role.

Step-by-step instructions

Follow these steps in order. You can keep this guide open while working in another Tautiva tab.

  1. Open Team and scroll to Pending invitations.

  2. Check the number of invitations still pending.

  3. Match the recipient's address with valid employee data.

  4. Check the validity period and status before creating a new invitation.

  5. If expired, use the provided action to reinvite if permission is granted.

  6. Do not directly create a second account for the same email.

Open the page in Tautiva

PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

Example from daily work

Example: the admin finds an officer who has not completed the invitation and therefore does not have access to the Inbox.

This is a fictional training example. No real customer data was used.

The real page view of the Tautiva team, recorded October 13, 2026.
Screenshot of Tautiva application taken at October 13, 2026; sensitive information is disabled if there are. Screen settings can change with screen sizes and product updates.

Expected result

You will know the safe steps and results to check without altering data before the procedure is approved.

Important notes

  • Invitations are not proof that someone has become an active member.
  • Ensure the recipient's email address is correct before resending.

If something goes wrong

  • No data in Pending invitations: the invitation may have been accepted or never created.
  • Recipient did not receive the email: ask to check spam and then check the log/status gateway via admin.

This guide describes the interface reviewed on 13 October 2026. Documentation testing did not send real messages, invite users, process payments, or modify real customer records.