Laravel Waitlist

Laravel waitlists manage user onboarding by tracking entry statuses like pending, invited, and rejected. They utilize Eloquent models and facade-based service calls to handle state transitions, eliminating the need to build custom status tracking boilerplate for each new list.

Add users to a Laravel waitlist by calling the facade-based service to create entries. You can then trigger an email verification gating flow to validate user identities before moving them from a pending status to an invited state for onboarding.

Yes, the Laravel waitlist package integrates with the laravel-invite-only package for token-based invitations. This allows you to send automated invitation notifications to verified users when you are ready to scale access to your feature or product.

Yes, you can track pending, invited, and rejected statuses for waitlist entries using Eloquent models. The waitlist package manages these complex states natively, allowing you to query and update user onboarding progress without writing custom status logic.

Yes, you need the offload-project/laravel-waitlist package and the Laravel framework to handle waitlist invitation workflows. These dependencies manage Eloquent models, facade-based service calls, and notification events for automated user onboarding.