Types of portals
What they share is a signed-in user, content meant for them and actions they can take on their own.
- Customer self-service portals
- Partner and B2B portals
- Community and membership platforms
- Information portals with content management
Services
Web portal development
We build portals where customers, partners or community members help themselves: self-service, documents, orders, content and communication in one place with secure access.
Self-service that cuts calls
Every question a customer answers in the portal is one call or e-mail fewer. We design the portal around the most frequent customer needs.
- Orders, invoices and documents
- Request and task tracking
- Profile and settings management
- Notifications by e-mail and in the portal
Security and access
A portal opens internal data to the outside, so access control is the foundation, not an add-on.
- Roles and permissions
- Single sign-on (SSO)
- Two-factor authentication
- Audit logs
Content and integrations
Your team manages the content, while the data comes from internal systems: ERP, CRM, accounting or the order system.
- Content management system
- CRM, ERP and accounting integrations
- Multiple languages
- Search and filters
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does a portal differ from a website?
A website shows public content to everyone; a portal shows a signed-in user their own data and lets them act. They often work together.
Can it connect to our existing systems?
Yes — a portal is usually a front end for data that already lives in your ERP, CRM or accounting.
Will the portal work on a phone?
Yes, portals are built for every screen size; if needed, also as an installable app (PWA).
Services
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