Guests

Work directly with your clients, contractors, and external collaborators in your Campsite channels. Guests can create posts, write comments, join calls, and review docs, but will only have access to content in the channels where they’ve been added.

Invite with a link

To quickly onboard a group of guests, each channel on Campsite comes with a unique invitation link. Anyone with this URL can join your organization and automatically be added to the right channel.

All admins will be notified when a guest joins your organization, and the invitation link can be reset anytime.

Guest seats are free

All guest seats are free on Campsite. Guests can only access the channels where they’ve been added, but they are able to create posts, write comments, join calls, and review docs alongside your team members.

Get started

To get started, navigate to the People page of your organization and click the “Invite people” button. From here, choose the Guest role in the role dropdown.

You can also add guests directly to a channel from the channel page. Click the + button in the channel members section of the sidebar and add guests with an email invite or copy the invitation link.

Other improvements

• Members in your organization can now invite other members. Admins will always be emailed when someone joins your organization.
• Added a connection quality indicator to the call UI so that it’s easier to see when someone’s internet connection is causing issues with call quality.
• When a call recording is finished processing, call participants will receive a notification that the summary is ready for review.
• Linking directly to another comment will show a rich preview of the comment’s content.
• Global keyboard shortcuts are enabled after pressing esc while typing a direct message.
• Improved the video layout when screen sharing on a call so that everyone can see the call participants at the same time.
• Improved the size and readability of docs on the channel page when viewed in the grid layout.
• Added a button to start new calls from a DM on mobile.
• Improved scrollbar UI, especially on Windows, where scrollbars were too wide and visually distracting.
• Renamed spaces to channels for clarity.
• Redesigned compact posts with larger avatars and more room for titles and description previews.
• Added a shortcut shift + R to quickly resolve or reopen a post.
• Improved the UI of the post composer, including an option to expand it into a larger space for writing long posts.

Fixes

• Fixed a bug where DM threads could display out of order when receiving new messages.
• Fixed a bug where the dialog to update your status was blank, even when a status exists.
• Fixed a bug that allowed up/down navigation in right-click context menus to bubble up to the underlying view.
• The incoming call toast is dismissed whenever you answer the call from any device.
• After adding a custom emoji, the cursor will automatically focus at the end of the composer instead of the beginning.
• Fixed data consistency edge cases when quickly toggling email notification preferences or disabling personal Slack notifications.
• Fixed cases where opening a push notification on the PWA could cause the back button to become unresponsive.
• Better UI fallbacks when sharing tweets that fail to load.
• Fixed cases where scanning the 2FA QR code in dark mode would fail.
• Fixed an issue where call recordings without audio could get stuck in an infinite processing state.