Invite your spouse
Once you have created your account in Postnup.com, you can go to your dashboard to "invite your spouse."
Please click on the button Invite Spouse. You will see the following pop-up:
Type your spouse's information (your spouse's name and email). Then click on the Invite button. You will see the following on your screen:
Your spouse will receive an email containing a link to set up an account. In the next section, we will explain how to accept an invitation.
Accept an invitation from your spouse
Before accepting an invitation from your spouse, you need to confirm two things. First, your spouse must have already completed the steps (explained above) to send you an invitation. Second, you need to confirm with your spouse what email was used as the recipient of the invitation. If these two conditions are correct, you can now proceed to accept your spouse's invitation!
Go to your email inbox and look for the email with the following subject: Your spouse invited you to Postnup.com. Open the email.
Click on the button that says Accept invitation. It will take you to the Postnup.com app where you will be asked to set a password for your account.
Enter your email and create your password and click Create Account.
You will be redirected to your Dashboard, where your invitation will be shown as accepted.
Congratulations! You and your spouse's accounts are now linked. You can start collaborating on your postnup. 🎉
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