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Client onboarding is now invitation-only

New church accounts now begin with a reviewed access request instead of an open registration form. Prospective churches can explain their goals, timing, team size, and current tools before TheFaithApp creates an account.

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A clearer path for prospective churches

The public Request access page explains what happens next and keeps the live demo and demo-call options nearby. Submitting the form confirms receipt without automatically creating an account. It alerts the platform review inbox at that point rather than sending new-registration messages after account setup.

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One review workspace for Super Admins

The new Client Onboarding workspace collects public requests and direct invitations. Super Admins can search the queue, record discovery notes, mark a church as contacted or qualified, and send, resend, revoke, or decline an invitation. Invitation activity shows when a link was sent, opened, and due to expire.

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Private account setup

Approved contacts receive a single-use invitation tied to their email address. Links expire after seven days, rotate when resent, and stop working after they are revoked or accepted. The church account and its first administrator are created together only after the invited setup is completed. Accepting the email-bound invitation verifies the address without a second verification or welcome-email sequence. The sign-in page no longer advertises public account creation. New administrators reach setup only through their private invitation.