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# Magic Link

You can create magic link for a second host that bypasses log in and let's them join the show right away so two hosts can go live from two different locations at the same time. 

Start and Stop together

### STEP 1: NAVIGATE TO YOUR SHOW

Locate your show inside the dashboard and click on it. In the Details look for the Host entry. Click into it.

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### STEP 2: ADD HOST

You will now see a pop where you can add hosts to your show. Type the name of the host and press enter or the magnifying glass.&#x20;

Click on the hosts name you want to add.&#x20;

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### STEP 3: CHECK HOST SET UP&#x20;

Make sure your hosts are correctly set up as Primary and Co-host. If not, you can drag and drop the users.

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### STEP 4: MAGIC LINK

You can see 4 buttons next to each host.&#x20;

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1. Copy the magic link
2. QR code
3. Send email with link and QR code
4. Delete

### STEP 5: JOIN

Once the user clicks on the magic link they will join the host view right away!


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