Drive adoption by inviting users to complete registration for the member experience and pull new Creator Studio users into Creator Studio with Creator Studio invitations.
To leverage automatic invitation follow-up, refer to the article about the Drip Campaign.
You can only invite users to the member experience if they have an Experience Status of Created, Invited, or Registering. You can invite Creator Studio users to Creator Studio regardless of their Experience Status.
What Is Different About the User Registration Experience?
The user's registration experience for Invited users is very similar to normal registration.
For users that sign in via SSO, there is no change - they just get an invite that links them to the community, where they create their account as usual.
For users that sign in via Email Registration, normally during registration the user receives an email with a confirmation link after entering username and password. They would then need to complete user verification, or go straight to the feed - depending on how the community is configured.
With an invitation link, the email confirmation and user verification are both skipped. The user just enters their password and is signed in.
Note: Invitation links will only be valid for 24 hours from the time the email is generated, however, users can request a password reset via the expired link. This applies to all invite types, including repeating invitations generated from workflows, as well as invites generated from a user's profile.
Skipping email confirmation and user verification requires that the user's email in the user data provided via SFTP matches the email that is invited to the community.
What Happens if The User Skips The Invite?
Created and Invited users must follow an invitation link in order to complete registration in the member experience. If they skip the invitation and attempt to sign in, their email and password will not be recognized. If they attempt to join now, they will trigger a new invitation email.
Once the Created or Invited user follows an invitation link, that confirms their email and identity. So, they skip domain check, email confirmation, and user verification.
Any user that has already created a password (they would show as Registering or Registered) should sign in (not join now) to access the community.
Creator Studio users can skip the Creator Studio invitation link. If they already have a password with a Firstup community the new Creator Studio user can simply sign in to Creator Studio. If they have no password with Firstup, they can use Creator Studio's "Forgot Password" to trigger a password reset email and use that password reset to get signed in to Creator Studio.
What Happens If the User is Invited to Both Creator Studio and Experience?
The invitations are designed to handle the possibility of a user receiving both a member experience invitation and a Creator Studio invitation.
Email registration communities use the same password for both Creator Studio and the member experience, so if the user follows one invitation to create a password the second invitation link will now take them to the community instead of creating a password again.
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