Settings

Org members, app configuration, attribution values, notification preferences, and where billing lives

Settings is where you manage the organization and configure each app. Membership and billing are org-scoped; app name, subdomain, attribution, and notification preferences are per app.

Organization and members

Members belong to the organization, so a teammate you add can work across every app in the org.

  • Invite by email — send an invite to a teammate's email address; they join the organization when they accept.
  • Remove members — revoke access when someone leaves the team.

App settings

App-level configuration lives under Settings for the currently selected app (use the app switcher in the top bar to change apps).

General

Your app name and its refr.link subdomain are set in Settings → General. The subdomain is chosen when you create the app and is the host your referral links resolve on (for example mycompany.refr.link). To serve links from your own domain instead, see Deep links.

Attribution

Settings → Attribution is where you enter the values that let your referral links open your app. These are the same values the SDK setup steps ask for:

  • iOS — your Apple Team ID and bundle ID. Invitebase generates and serves the apple-app-site-association file for your subdomain, so you never host it.
  • Android — your package name and SHA-256 signing-certificate fingerprints (include the Play App Signing certificate). Invitebase serves assetlinks.json on your subdomain.

For the SDK side — Universal Links, Android App Links, and the clipboard handoff — see Deep links, the iOS SDK, and the Android SDK.

Notifications

Owner alerts — tier reached / manual fulfillment needed, low reward balance, and payout paused — are configured per app in Settings, delivered over Slack (via an incoming-webhook URL you paste in), webhooks, and email. Email is per user: in Notification preferences, each dashboard user toggles email delivery for every notification Invitebase offers. For the full treatment, see Owner alerts; end-user messaging is covered in Notifications.

Billing

Billing is org-scoped and managed on its own screen — usage meter, plan, billing cap, payment method, and invoices. See Billing and usage.

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