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Recruiting: How to Send an Invitation Email to New Users

Describes how to send an invitation email with a password to your new users to give them access to Recruiting.

Send an invitation email with a password to your new users to give them access to Recruiting. 

When you Create a New User, you're asked if you want to send an invite email.

Note: If you chose Do Not Send, you can send an invitation email at any time: On a user's Account screen, click Send an Invite Email.

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