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A portal that ends the status update call

Status calls consume office hours and produce nothing billable. A portal answers the question before it gets asked.

01What it is

Client Portals, defined plainly.

01

Customers see job status, scheduled dates, crew assignment, photos, documents, and invoices without calling.

02

Approvals for change orders, selections, and additional work happen in the portal with a timestamped record.

03

Payment, scheduling, and message history all live in the same branded place.

02How it runs

From build to daily operation.

Step 01

Decide what shows

The information customers actually ask about, and nothing that creates confusion.

Step 02

Connect the systems

Job data, documents, invoices, and photos sync from the systems of record.

Step 03

Add the actions

Approve, pay, schedule, upload, and message without an office call.

Step 04

Notify proactively

Milestone updates push out so the customer rarely needs to log in at all.

04Related

Systems that pair with this one.

Other pieces that ship on a first build

What a build costs
One-time build. $500 to $10k.

Scope drives the number. Systems, trades, and custom pieces are all listed on the pricing page.

See pricing →
05FAQ

Questions owners ask about this.

Will customers log in?

Notifications carry the update, and the portal holds detail for the customers who want it.

Is it secure?

Access is per customer with permissions, and sensitive documents carry additional controls.

Can it be branded?

The portal carries the company brand and domain.

[ Ready ]

Client Portals, built around the way the company runs.