Joined Jars
Learn how Joined Jars work for people invited into a Shared Jar or organization.
Joined Jars
Joined Jars are the jars and organizations a user has been invited into.
If a Shared Jar describes the structure that links jars together, Joined Jars describe the places a user belongs.
What a Joined Jar is
A Joined Jar is a jar, team, or organization a user joins after accepting an invitation.
Examples:
- a server invited into a restaurant's Shared Jar
- a hotel employee invited into a hotel's Shared Jar
- a bartender invited into a bar's Shared Jar
- a stylist invited into a salon's Shared Jar
- a volunteer invited into a nonprofit's Shared Jar
Accepting invitations
When a user receives an invitation:
- They open the email invitation
- They sign up if needed
- They accept the invite
- The Joined Jar appears in their Kharisma experience
Managing Joined Jars
Users can switch between Joined Jars when they belong to more than one organization.
This helps people who work across multiple groups or teams.
What Joined Jars are for
- navigating multiple organizations
- understanding where a user belongs
- keeping invited structures separate and clear
What Joined Jars are not for
- service payments
Joined Jars inherit the same tip and donation rules as the Shared Jar they belong to.
FAQ
What is the difference between a Shared Jar and Joined Jars?
A Shared Jar is the group structure that links jars together. Joined Jars are the jars a person has access to after accepting an invitation.
Can I belong to more than one organization?
Yes. A user can join multiple jars if invited.
Can a Joined Jar receive service payments?
No. Joined Jars follow the same rules as the Shared Jar they belong to: tips and donations only.
Can invited users manage multiple groups?
Yes. They can switch between Joined Jars in the dashboard or jar experience.