I don’t personally use any CRM systems; I develop them.
All the CRM systems and other web applications I create are hosted on different subdomains or within specific folders on my websites. I usually develop these applications during periods when I am not employed, as a way to generate additional income.
You can explore most of my projects here: https://manishpushkar.com/studio/
It seems that you or one of your employees may have entered an email address into a registration or onboarding form on one of my live applications.
However, I have implemented security measures to prevent unauthorized registrations. Whenever someone submits a registration or onboarding form, the system sends a verification email to the email address provided. The registration is completed only after the email address has been verified and, where applicable, the administrator has approved the request. Depending on the application, the registered user may be assigned a role such as patient, customer, employee, or another relevant role.
I have also implemented spam protection mechanisms across my applications. However, while these measures help prevent automated spam and unauthorized registrations, it is not technically possible to completely prevent someone from entering another person’s email address into a publicly accessible form.
Unfortunately, some people have plenty of free time and engage in such activities without any genuine purpose.
For now, I would suggest ignoring the invitation. If you receive similar emails again, please let me know, and I will investigate further.
I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused.
Please be assured that I did not initiate this registration or send the invitation intentionally. I have no knowledge of who submitted the email address, and the invitation was most likely generated automatically by one of my applications following a form submission.
Thank you for your understanding.