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Accept an invitation

Someone has invited you to connect on VERA. Here's what to expect when you click the link and accept the connection.

You've received an invitation email

When someone invites you to connect on VERA, you'll receive an email from VERA with the subject line containing their name and the invitation.

1

Open the invitation email

Find the email in your inbox. It will show the name of the person or business inviting you and a large Accept Invitation button.

VERA invitation email in inbox
The invitation email shows who invited you and a clear call to action.
Verify the link

Always check that the invitation link starts with https://vera-id.io before clicking. VERA will never send invitations from any other domain.

Click through and sign in

1

Click Accept Invitation

Click the button in the email. You'll be taken to the VERA login page.

2

Sign in or create an account

If you already have a VERA account, sign in with your email and vault password. If you're new, you'll complete the signup flow first — see Create your account.

3

Choose which workspace to create (if you have both)

If you have both a personal account and an organisation, VERA asks which one you'd like to use to accept this connection. This determines whose identity the connection is under.

Select personal or organisation account to accept with
Choose the account type that makes sense for this relationship.
4

Review the connection invitation

You'll see a card showing who has invited you — their name, and their profile photo. VERA shows you who you're connecting with before you accept.

Accepting the VERA invitation via email link
The link takes you directly to the invitation acceptance flow.
5

Name the contact and accept

Enter how you'd like this contact to appear in your directory — you can use their name as shown or customise it. Click Accept Connection.

After accepting

Once you accept:

  • Both sides now appear in each other's contacts lists
  • A secure, end-to-end encrypted channel is established between you
  • You can send them a message, share a credential, or simply stay connected
Note

Neither party can see the other's vault password or private keys. The connection is based on public key cryptography — your encrypted channel is established using keys that never leave your devices.

Last updated 16 April 2026