A branded sign-in, invitation and access experience in the console

The screens you see before the console are the ones a newly invited partner sees first, and until now they were the plainest part of the product. They have been brought up to the same standard as the rest. Nothing new to do, nothing new on show, and no change to who can get in or how.

Signing in and accepting an invitation look like Sustentus. Both screens now sit inside the same frame — the mark, the name, and a line saying what the console is for — so the first two screens a partner can land on no longer look like two different products. Correct in light and dark, as everywhere else.

Being turned away now explains itself. Someone who signs in without console access used to get a bare refusal. It now says plainly that accounts here come from an invitation and never from signing up, and suggests asking whoever invited them to send it again.

Managing who has access matches the other pages. For the Sustentus team, the access page now opens with the same header as everywhere else, arrives in shape while it loads, and says what each empty list means — no invitations outstanding, nobody granted access yet, no match for a search — rather than leaving a blank. Both tables stay readable on a narrow window.

Inviting, granting and revoking work exactly as they did.

The tenant pages are next.