Floris de Schrijver: hello Floris!

Sorry for the late reply, I'd be elated if you could share any info at all, even 1 sentence of advice would go a long way towards understanding what needs to be done to achieve such a feat🤩🤩

Floris de Schrijver: Floris - awesome. Like Alex, I'd greatly appreciate the chance to discuss what you've found!

Floris de Schrijver: i like to know more :)

Floris de Schrijver: Interested!

Carlton Black Matthias Felder Joseph Alioto Alex Taylor: ok this is what I found.

You can add users to an existing account by sending them an email with the account ID (you can automate this using Zapier I guess) and a link to a screen in the app. I used a RAND function with +10 digits to make sure there is no chance of creating duplicate account IDs.

When the non-user lands in the app they need to enter an account ID (of the account that is trying to invite a user), an email address and password. From a button list of all accounts you match the business ID from the input field with the existing business ID.

When the non-user clicks that button the user will be signed up and added to the current account.

An interim screen updates the record current account and adds the logged in user. On screen you redirect them to the homescreen in the app.

In the app there is no account data, thus you need to add that to the screens your using. You do this using a drop down where you check which accounts are connected to the user (see attachment 3 and 4).

Also you can add multiple accounts to one user, which is awesome for project management, different roles, etc.

The only thing is the invite.. I haven't connected Zapier yet. But you always send emails the 'wizard of ozz' way. Only when you get multiple invites a day it would be best to automate it. But let's face it, when apps on Adalo are very successful they will be custom developed by a professional anyway..

@floris-de-sThats fantastic info!!!, in cant thank you enough for taking the time to write such a detailed explanation!!!, i really appreciate it!!!! It's very hard to get help when we need it most, so your timing was brilliant!!

Alex Taylor not a problem! Please let me know if you need more help.

Zohdi Rizvi: I second this 3 years later, seems adalo is built to offer basic community apps and web apps, not to create solid saas business startups. Adalo has everything to be the number 1 application and saas creator for non coders, much like shopify did with the ecommerce word. BUT, its lacking core features and even when you start building, you feel its geared to one community solutions.