Joining an existing Dailybot organization
Accept an invitation or resolve a conflict when your company already has a Dailybot org — so you land in the shared workspace instead of spinning up a duplicate.
Before you begin
- You need the invite your admin sent (email, chat message, or link from your IT wiki).
- Use the same identity your company expects: work email or the connected Slack, Google Chat, Teams, or Discord account.
Steps
- Open the invitation link or message from your admin.
- Follow the sign-in prompt for your platform (Slack, Google, Microsoft, Discord, or email) and approve access when Dailybot asks to connect.
- Read the confirmation screen — it should name your organization. Accept if it matches your employer or team.
- If you are asked to pick a workspace or server, choose the one your team uses for Dailybot.
- Complete any profile steps (name, timezone) so check-ins and reminders run at the right time.
- If you tried to create a new organization and Dailybot says one already exists for your company, stop the creation flow. Return to the invite link or ask your admin for a fresh invite instead of proceeding as a separate org.
- If creation is blocked but you have no invite, contact your Dailybot org admin or IT. They can send an invite, approve a pending request, or add your email domain to allowed join rules.
- After you are in, open Dailybot in your chat app or the web app and confirm you see your team’s channels or check-ins.
What to expect after
You appear on the organization’s member list with the role your admin assigned (usually Member). You can respond to check-ins, run commands, and receive summaries. You do not need billing access unless your role includes it. If something still looks like a personal sandbox, you probably created or joined the wrong org — sign out and use the company invite again.