Attenzo's invite links are the whole onboarding story: an admin shares a link, a Google sign-in joins that organization as an employee, done. It's simple by design — but it quietly assumed everyone only ever belonged to one organization, which stopped being true the moment someone accepted a second invite link from a second team.
Until now, that person only ever saw the first organization they'd joined, with no way to reach the second one short of signing in from a different browser profile. Consultants working with multiple clients, people with a side gig, franchise managers overseeing more than one location under separate orgs — all hit the same wall.
What changed
If your account belongs to more than one organization, a small switcher now appears where your organization name is shown — in the sidebar on desktop, in the top bar on mobile. Pick a different organization, and the whole app — dashboard, attendance, everything — reloads scoped to it. If you only belong to one organization, nothing changes: no new UI, no extra click, same experience as before.
Under the hood, each browser session remembers which organization it's 'in' independently of any other session you might have open elsewhere — switching on your laptop doesn't switch your phone. And that memory is always re-checked against your real memberships before it's trusted, so it can never be used to reach an organization you don't actually belong to.