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Let clients see where the project stands, what happens next and what you need from them. Try a simple example of an app built around a shared project.
A client portal can bring together the current stage, next steps, documents and decisions. Explore this fictional architecture project, then switch to the team view to see how an internal workspace could sit alongside it.
Sample client view
Project lead: confirm the consultant’s input before setting the next-stage date. This is team information in a real portal.
The kitchen opens onto the garden. The revised layout places storage along the internal wall and keeps a clear route to the dining area.
Please confirm whether the proposed arrangement matches your priorities. These are fictional notes for the demonstration.
Client layout decision, consultant input and the practice’s checks must be complete before the team agrees the next-stage date.
Internal coordination list: project lead, consultant response and outstanding technical checks.
Open the sample layout notes in Documents, then try approving the example.
Check the sample layout notes before trying the approval.
After client confirmation, the project lead checks the outstanding consultant information and agrees the next step.
Everything here is fictional. Example actions affect this page only. The view switch illustrates different layouts; a live portal needs individual accounts and properly enforced permissions.
Behind the screen
Choose what your clients need to see and what helps your team manage the work.
A consultancy could share deliverables and approvals. An agency could share campaign milestones. A service business could show bookings, requests and updates.
Explore apps for your customers or team ↗Your app could combine a portal with other features, or serve an entirely different purpose: loyalty, ordering, stock, team conversations or another idea.
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