# Accepting Invitation as a Co-host

You’ve been invited to join as a **Co-host**. Time to take charge!

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**Open your email** inbox
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Find the Coral invitation and click **“Accept Invite.”**

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You’ll be redirected to the **Coral App** (if installed) or the **Web App**
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**Log in using the phone number** linked to the email where you received the invitation
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Once logged in, you’ll have access to all of the organizer’s events and tools
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You can now **create, edit, manage events**, **send SMS, scan tickets**, and more.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Co-hosts have access to almost all event tools.\
However, **Co-hosts cannot**:

* Manage the **Manage Teams** section
* Make changes to the **Organizer Profile Page**
  {% endhint %}

Welcome aboard! You’re now ready to co-manage events like a pro. Let the planning begin 🚀


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