Inviting a teammate
1
Open Team settings
Press
Cmd+,, then choose Team in the sidebar.2
Add emails
Click Invite on the Invite a teammate card. Type or paste one or more email addresses in the Invite teammates window.
3
Send
Click Send invite. Slashy emails each person an invite link. Once they accept, they appear in your team list.
- From a comment. Type
@in a comment composer and pick “Invite [email]” if they aren’t a teammate yet. See Comments and @-mentions. - From the contact panel. Open a contact’s sidebar and click Invite to team if they’re someone you email often.
- From a referral. Refer a coworker at your company domain and choose to add them to your team. See Referring friends.
Suggested teammates
Slashy suggests people to invite based on who you email most and who shares your company domain but hasn’t joined yet. Suggestions appear under Suggested in Settings → Team. Click Invite on a row, select several and click Invite selected, or dismiss one and it won’t resurface.How teammates are billed
Teammates are billed to your account when they join. The Invite teammates window says so before you send. Sending an invite does not change your bill; when someone accepts, Slashy adds them to your subscription as a seat. On the teammate’s side, Settings → Billing shows who pays for their access. For plans and prices, see Free Trial & Billing. Existing team members who lost access can be restored from the team list. Click Cover seat on their row, review the price, and confirm.Invite links
There are two kinds of link.
The invite link is tied to the invited email address. Share it directly over Slack or text instead of waiting on email delivery. It grants access to the person the invite was created for, not anyone who happens to click it.
The team join link is one reusable link for your whole team. Click Copy link in the Invite teammates window to create and copy it. Anyone who opens it signs in with Google or Microsoft, or creates an account, and sees the name of the team. They join only after they click Join. Share it only with people you want on the team.
If someone at your company domain has a pending invite and signs in to Slashy with that verified address, they join automatically without opening the link.
Managing pending invites
An invite that hasn’t been accepted shows under Pending invites. From there:- Resend. Re-sends the invite email with the same link.
- Revoke. Invalidates the link immediately. The invite disappears from the list, and the link stops working even if it was already clicked.
Removing a member
Click Remove on a team member’s row and confirm. They lose access to shared threads and team comments immediately, and you can invite them again later. It does not delete their personal Slashy account or any email they own.Removing someone does not delete threads or comments they created. Their name stays attached to past activity for context.
Sharing emails by link
Owners and admins see a Share emails by link switch in Team settings. Turn it off to stop members from sharing emails with a public link. See Share an email by link.What teammates can see
Team membership controls comments, @-mentions, thread assignment, and read receipts on shared threads. It does not automatically share your inbox; each teammate only sees threads shared with them directly or through a shared inbox. See Team read receipts for what a CC’d teammate can see on tracked emails.Assigning threads
Give a team thread one owner.
Comments and @-mentions
Discuss threads privately with teammates and assign an owner.
Email tracking
Read receipts and team visibility into opens.
Free trial and billing
How seats and invoices work.
Agent to agent
Let your agent coordinate with a teammate’s agent.
iMessage group chats
Bring Slashy into a group conversation.