Every session with Conduit starts here, even before you’re inside the app: signing in, signing up, resetting a forgotten password, accepting a teammate’s invite, and recovering from a lapsed subscription. Every widget below is the real Conduit screen, driven by a simulated Sullivan Electric account so every control actually works.
Sign in
- Type your email address.
- Type your password.
- Reveal or hide the password you typed.
- Click Sign in.
- See what a wrong email or password shows.
Sign In: email, password with a show/hide toggle, and an inline error banner for a wrong email or password.
Three wrong attempts locks the account for a few minutes as a brute-force guard; the error banner tells you when that happens. Signing in before confirming your email shows a different, amber warning instead, with a button to resend the confirmation link right there.
- See the unconfirmed-email warning.
- Resend the confirmation email.
Sign In, unconfirmed email: the same form, but signing in before confirming shows a resend option instead of a plain error.
Sign up
- Type your full name.
- Type your email address.
- Type a password that meets every requirement.
- Accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
- Click Create account.
- Resend the confirmation email if it doesn't show up.
- See the check-your-email screen.
- See what the confirmation link lands on.
Sign Up: name, email, password with a live requirements checklist, a required Terms checkbox, an optional SMS consent checkbox, and the confirmation hand-off.
New accounts get a 30-day free trial with every feature unlocked, no credit card required. An account reached through a team invite skips straight to joining that company instead of starting a trial; see Team Invite below.
Reset a forgotten password
- Type the email on your account.
- Click Send reset instructions.
- See the check-your-email confirmation.
- Type a new password.
- Confirm the new password.
- Click Reset password.
- See the success screen and automatic sign-in.
- See the confirmation-link handler that also finishes email verification.
Forgot Password, Reset Password, and Confirm Email: request a reset link, set a new password, and land back in Conduit signed in automatically.
Conduit never confirms or denies whether an email address has an account; the “check your email” message is identical either way, so the reset flow can’t be used to find out who’s a customer.
Accept a team invite
An owner or admin invites teammates from the Team page; the invite email links to this page. What it shows depends on whether you’re already signed in, and if so, as who.
- Accept the invite while signed in as the invited person.
- See the welcome screen after accepting.
Team Invite, signed in: company name, role, and an Accept & Join Team button.
Signed in as someone else, Conduit says so rather than silently accepting on the wrong account:
- See the wrong-account message.
- Sign out and continue with the invite.
Team Invite, wrong account: names the email the invite was actually sent to, with a Sign out and continue option.
Not signed in at all, you choose whether to sign in or create a new account; either link carries the invite token along so it’s still waiting after you do.
- Sign in to accept the invite.
- Create an account to accept the invite.
Team Invite, not signed in: Sign in and Create account, side by side.
When a subscription lapses
If a company’s subscription expires, everyone is locked out of the app except billing and settings, but what they see differs by role.
- See what a team member without billing access sees.
- Sign out.
Subscription Inactive: a plain message that the subscription lapsed, with a note to ask an admin, and a Sign out button.
An owner or admin sees the plan picker directly instead, so they can fix it themselves without leaving the lockout screen:
- Choose a plan tier.
- Optionally enter a referral code.
- Continue to payment.
- Subscribe with the simulated card form.
Choose Your Plan: five tiers with pricing and seat limits, an optional referral code that gives both companies a free month, and Stripe Elements for payment (simulated here, never loaded for real).
Company management
Owners and admins with full configure access reach a company-wide dashboard, separate from any single settings page.
- Read the stat cards.
- Jump to a common task from Quick Actions.
- Read the company info card.
- Read Recent Activity.
- Read the permission change log.
Company Management: team, active job, open invoice, and revenue stat cards; Quick Actions; a company info card; a recent activity feed; and, for anyone who can manage the team, a log of every role and permission change.
This dashboard does not switch between companies; a Conduit login belongs to one company, and a sub-contractor’s mirror projects for a general contractor stay inside that same login, not a separate one to switch to. See Team & Permissions for roster management, and Projects for how mirror projects work across companies.