You’re walking asMaria Reyes, who runs AtlanticaSetting up a portal
Showing: People who buy from you. Pick another kind and this line says which of the eight fills moved.
Act B · The firm
Invite people
From the right record for this kind — and for a kind with no records, the honest different answer
Which part is real: The invitation machinery is written and running: an invitation goes only to an address a record already holds, it expires, and it can be withdrawn. What is drawn is pointing it at a supplier record or a team, neither of which the product has today.
Invite people from the account
An invitation goes to an address the account already holds. Nothing here lets you type an address in, and that is deliberate — it is the rule that makes this safe.
One of the three people here has no address on the record, so there is nothing to send an invitation to.
No email on recordWhy this screen is here, and what it proves
Every other kind is invited to an address a record already holds — that rule is what makes invitations safe. A member of the public has no record, so there is nothing to invite. It is not a different fill on this screen; it is a second way in, and an unauthenticated one. It has its own screen rather than a quiet redraw.
The screen where that is drawnYour own people and a service team are not invited from an outside record — they are added by the owner from people already inside the firm. That is arguably a different step. It is ruled a FILL because the list this screen reads from is literally fill two, the lifecycle after it is identical, and one live access per person still holds. Recorded here rather than decided quietly.