Once Communitrak has been configured to match the style, brand, and needs of your community, you’re ready to begin inviting residents. We encourage you to complete the steps in our article Getting Started for Leaders before inviting residents.
Overview
In order to maintain a secure and trusted online environment for your community, Communitrak is invite-only. To join Communitrak, each household requires an invitation containing a unique access code, which must be sent by a Community Leader. Note that only one invitation is necessary per household, as once a household has joined, the Head of Household may then invite their other household members.
Invitations to join Communitrak can be sent via email, text message, or printed access pass. We’ll go over each of these methods below.
Inviting Residents via Email
Sending invitations via email is easy whether you’re inviting one or three hundred new households. Just compile a list of email addresses and paste into Communitrak. Once verified, we’ll send each address a unique access code.
The following step-by-step workflow provides guidance on how to invite residents to Communitrak via email.
Inviting Residents via Text Message
Invitations can also be sent via text message. Simply provide the resident’s phone number and click send. Within seconds, they’ll receive a text message with a unique link to join.
The following step-by-step workflow provides guidance on how to invite residents to Communitrak via text message.
Inviting Residents via Access Pass
In some situations, you may want to distribute physical access passes to residents at a community meeting or maybe through the mail as a part of a recurring newsletter sent out by your HOA. Generating and printing access passes allows for this. Each access pass contains a unique access code that is tied to your community and can only be used once.
The following step-by-step workflow provides guidance on how to invite residents to Communitrak via printed access pass.
Support residents with getting started with our article Getting Started for Residents.