
Their own information
Show each customer their projects, documents and updates.

A secure sign-in space for sharing information, sending requests and following their progress.
Illustrative portal concepts. The screens and actions depend on the service you provide to your customers.

Show each customer their projects, documents and updates.

Send a request, attach files and follow its progress.
We agree what customers should be able to see and do, then quote the portal and the staff tools needed to support it.
Your written quote sets the scope, payment stages and handover. Hosting, storage, email and payment-provider charges are identified separately, along with ongoing support.
We review both sides of the experience: the customer using it and the team responding.
We agree who signs in, which information belongs to each account and what actions customers need to complete.
We build a working version so you can review the customer screens, staff actions and notifications together.
We check the agreed permissions, forms and file handling, then prepare the accounts, documentation and launch.
Your public website helps visitors learn about your business. A portal gives signed-in customers access to their own information and actions. The two can share your branding and connect where needed.
Customer-specific access rules are part of the scope. We define which records each account can access and test those rules before launch. Staff access is agreed separately.
Both can be included where your workflow needs them. We agree file types, storage, payment-provider integration and related fees before building.
We review the existing system and its available interfaces first. Any connection, data migration and ongoing provider costs are specified in the quote.