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# Invite codes
## Create invite codes
1. **Access your campaign:** \
From your claimr main panel, click **Campaigns** on the header menu and select the desired campaign.
2. **Navigate to events:** \
In the campaign header menu, click on the **Events** tab.
3. **Open invite codes tab:** \
Select **Invite Code** as the event type to open the invite codes tab.
4. **Click Create:** \
Click the **Create** button in the upper left corner. A new tab will open for creating invite codes.
Invite codes section
5. **Set parameters:**
* **Number of codes:** Enter the desired number of invite codes you want to generate.
* **Code holder name:** Specify a name for the person or group that will be receiving and distributing the codes.
6. Generate codes: Click the "Create" button to generate the invite codes. A table with the generated codes will appear.
## **Share invite codes**
{% hint style="info" %}
Each invite code is unique and can only be used once. They are designed to prevent unauthorized use, ensuring you can accurately track who is joining your campaign through each code.
{% endhint %}
Select, copy, or export invite codes (.csv) using the buttons above the table. Share your codes through social media, email, your website, or direct distribution.
Invite codes table
Filter codes by status (active or already used), date, code holder name, or the name of a participant who used them.
Next, select the specific task where you want users to use these invite codes.
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