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Invite with a link
Updated over 5 months ago

If you prefer not to invite someone to take an assessment through our platform and would rather use your personal or work email address, the most effective method is to share a link.

Before you can send a link, you must first create an invite campaign. Instructions for doing this can be found in this article.

Share a link

After creating your invite campaign, follow these steps to share a link for inviting users to take the assessment: click on "Invite" and then select "Share a link.”

By clicking on the arrow icon, you can choose if you want the invite link to be public or restricted to a domain. If you opt for a public link, anyone with this link will have the ability to log in and take an assessment.

If you choose "Restricted to domain", only users with emails matching the specified domain can sign up.

After inputting the domain, hit enter. You can add multiple domains if necessary.

Click "Update link" to save your changes. Finally, click "Copy link" and then paste it to an email to complete the process.


Note: You can modify the link settings even after sending it to someone. After making the changes, click the "Update link" button to save them. You can adjust the domain or switch from public to restricted access. These modifications only affect the link settings; the link itself remains the same. There is no need to resend it, as users can continue using the same link you initially sent, even after the update.


Disable a link

If you want to disable the link, you can do that by selecting “Disable link”.

After you disable a link, if you want to use it again later, you can do that by selecting “Enable link”.

If you select “Remove link” this will remove the link you previously had in this invite campaign and regenerate a new link for this campaign.

FAQ

Can this invite link be used more than once?

Yes! This invite link can be used by multiple users.

Will this link expire?

No. This link will remain active unless it is manually disabled.

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