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Three cooperation actions send email reminders: receiving a cooperation application or invitation, cooperation being accepted, and contact exchange being enabled. Emails are reminders only; for details, return to LynHub.
Explains which cooperation actions send emails, what the emails contain and do not contain, and whether email failures affect cooperation.
1. Receiving a cooperation application or invitation: when you receive a cooperation intent from the other party, you get a reminder email. 2. Cooperation accepted: when the other party accepts your cooperation intent, you get a reminder email prompting you to confirm the service scope. 3. Contact exchange enabled: after the requester enables contact exchange, the other party gets a reminder email. Emails are reminders only and do not contain chat content, contact details, service-scope details, or any personal identity information.
Each email contains only a short reminder and a link back to LynHub to view the details. For full details, sign in and check "My Cooperations" in the account center.
- Cooperation declined or withdrawn: no email is sent; check the latest status on the platform. - Not every status change sends an email. Rely on the in-platform cooperation status and notification dot, and do not depend solely on emails.
No. Email sending is best-effort: if the email address is missing, the email service is not configured, or sending fails, the cooperation flow still proceeds normally, and in-platform status and notification dots are not affected.