From your invite email to sending emails from the right address — about 10 minutes, all in six steps. Especially useful if you work across more than one company.
Your workspace admin sends you an email titled "You're invited to join…". Click the Accept your invite button — it opens the sign-up page with your invite code already filled in.
Don't have an invite yet? Ask your workspace admin to send one from the Users & Access screen.
Hi, You've been invited to Your Company's workspace on NexWave Project Management.
Clicking the button opens the sign-up page with your invite code already filled in.
The invitation email
Sign up using the same email address your invite was sent to — that's what links you to your workspace. Choose a password, or use Continue with Google if that's your work email.
Already have an account? Log in
The sign-up screen
After creating your account we email you a 6-digit code. Enter it on the verification screen and you're logged in. Didn't get it? Check your spam folder, or click Resend.
Didn't receive the code? Resend
The verification step after sign-up
From now on, use Log in with your email and password (or Google). Forgotten your password? Click Forgot password? and we'll email you a reset link.
Don't have an account? Create one
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The login screen
If you have access to both companies, use the workspace switcher at the top right to move between them. Everything you see — projects, deals, cases — belongs to the company you're working in.
The workspace switcher, with its dropdown open
Open My Connections (user menu, top right) and connect Microsoft 365 — one connection covers your mail and calendar — or Gmail and Google Calendar if you're on Google.
Sign in with your work email and accept the permissions — no email password is saved in NexWave. From then on, emails you send in every company you work in go out from — and get replies at — your own address, and your meetings appear on My Calendar. If your organisation requires admin approval, it is granted once and never asked again.
Want your emails to go out from a different address in each company? Under My sending addresses on the same page, set the address per company — your IT admin just grants Send As rights for it once. Without them, emails safely go out from your own address.
One connection for both your mail and your Outlook calendar.
Emails you send come from your own Gmail address, and your meetings appear on My Calendar.
My Connections, with the email and calendar connections