> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.impact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.impact.com/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/impactcom-mobile-app/working-with-brands-on-the-mobile-app/manage-brand-invites-and-applications-on-the-mobile-app.md).
# Manage Brand Invites & Applications on the Mobile App
You can either receive an invite to join a brand program, or apply to a brand program. When you receive a program invitation, it means a brand you haven’t yet partnered with wants to collaborate. Even if you negotiate the contract terms back and forth before agreeing, it still appears as an invitation in your *Invites* tab.
{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important:** You can't counter an invite or proposal in the mobile app. To counter one, use the web app.
{% endhint %}
## Review your program invites
1. From your  **\[Dashboard]**, find your to-do list and select **{Number} Invitations**.
2. From the tabs at the top of the *Invites and Proposals* screen, make sure **Invites** is selected. For details, see *Invitation indicators* below.
Invitation indicators
| Indicator | Description |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Status | The *Status* of an invite shows whether it's a  **\[New]** new invite or a  **\[Counter]** counter-offer that you suggested. |
| Date | The date underneath a brand's name refers to the date on which you received the invite. |
| Expiration notice | The red text underneath a brand's name indicates how many days remain before the invite is automatically withdrawn and removed from your *Invites* screen. |
3. Select an invite to view the program details.
4. View the terms, or  **\[Download]** the full contract.
5. **Accept** or **Reject** the invite.
## Review your program applications
You can keep track of all the brand programs to which you applied.
1. From the navigation bar at the bottom of your screen, select  **\[Discover]**.
2. From the tabs at the top of the *Discover* screen, select **Brands**.
3. Select **Discover Brands**.
4. Select  **\[Filter]**, then below *Relationship*, select the **Applied** filter.
* You can see all the brands you applied to.
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