Employee Invites
Send single, bulk, and CSV-backed company-email invites with role templates, market groups, and branded onboarding messages.
Invite operations should show live rollout batches instead of leaving email delivery as a hidden background task.
The invite page should make one-off and bulk invite entry equally visible.
Invite delivery belongs on the first screen because it directly shapes the approval queue that follows.
The invite entry surface needs to stay compact and readable even when a manager is preparing a large rollout across several teams or departments.
This keeps company onboarding controlled without forcing the admin to reconfigure the same permissions after every invite lands.
Good invite email delivery feels trustworthy and enterprise-grade. It should not read like a generic marketing blast or a vague admin notice.
{
"organization_id": "org_northstar_logistics",
"delivery_mode": "email",
"invites": [
{
"email": "olivia.gray@northstar.example",
"role_template": "team_member",
"team": "Warehouse Operations",
"market_group": "safety-and-handoffs"
},
{
"email": "emmanuel.ross@northstar.example",
"role_template": "manager",
"team": "Night Shift",
"market_group": "dock-readiness"
}
]
}Invite entry should be fast for one employee and reliable for large onboarding waves.
Organizations should be able to invite one employee, paste a batch of company emails, or upload a clean CSV without leaving the platform workspace.
The invite entry surface needs to stay compact and readable even when a manager is preparing a large rollout across several teams or departments.
Each invite can carry a role template, team or department assignment, onboarding template, and any org-market group the employee should see first.
This keeps company onboarding controlled without forcing the admin to reconfigure the same permissions after every invite lands.
Invite emails should explain the organization context, what access the employee is being offered, and what happens next after account creation. The employee needs one obvious path into the correct workspace.
Good invite email delivery feels trustworthy and enterprise-grade. It should not read like a generic marketing blast or a vague admin notice.