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Ehhhh, that may not be the email address that the invited user prefers to use (or may not even know what email it was). For example, in my last (extremely larg
by sib 5y ago
Ehhhh, that may not be the email address that the invited user prefers to use (or may not even know what email it was).
For example, in my last (extremely large) company, IT would helpfully create multiple email addresses for us (UUID plus firstname.lastname) and you could also ask them to create one that you're used to using. So if someone emailed me at work, it was not obvious which email they used and if I then needed to use those credentials to login on a different device, I wouldn't know what to use.
- abraae 5y agoIn my experience, most companies want it the other way - they don't want you to be able to choose e.g. a personal email address. I'll admit I'm not familiar with the sort of email system you are talking about, nor the benefits it might provide.