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title: "Sending an invite"
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updated: 2026-07-02T21:59:19Z
published: 2026-07-02T21:59:19Z
canonical: "help.wrapbook.com/clone-sending-an-invitation"
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> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Sending an invite

Once you’ve entered all of the [required information](/v1/docs/how-to-invite-workers-to-a-project) in the worker invite, you can send it to the worker or their [agent](/v1/docs/onboarding-workers-with-agents) by doing the following

1. Click to check the attestation at the bottom of the invite
2. In the *Invite message* box, enter a message that the worker or their agent will see in their email invitation.
  - If a [default invite message](/v1/docs/default-settings-1#setting-a-default-invite-message) has been set for this project, the box will already be pre-filled — you can edit or clear it before sending
3. If you’d like to receive a copy of the invitation, click the checkbox to *Send a copy to my email*
4. Review all of the details that you entered for the worker. It’s important to double-check this information before sending the invitation, as errors in SSN or legal name can delay the onboarding process
5. To send the invite, click the **Invite worker** button

The project invite will have the email subject line, "Welcome, [Your Name]! - [Project Name]" and will be sent from @wrapbook.com

## What happens next

After you save the invitation:

- The worker ([or their agent](/v1/docs/onboarding-workers-with-agents)) will receive an email invitation to join the project
- Once they accept, they'll be guided through setting up their Wrapbook profile or signing into their existing account
- They'll complete onboarding steps required in Wrapbook for the project

You can track the status of worker invitations and onboarding progress from the project’s [*People dashboard*](/v1/docs/people-dashboard).

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