Client invitations & portal
Invite clients to access shared projects, progress, invoices, receipts and documents from their own portal.
Give clients their own view of the relationship. Share progress and documents, then manage their questions with the context already in place.
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Answer “where are we at?” with a shared view of the work.
Invite clients to access shared projects, progress, invoices, receipts and documents from their own portal.
Let clients share content and find the assets and credentials you make available to them.
Choose which portal sections and individual records are visible. Internal work stays separate from the view you share.
Support should carry the relationship forward, not start another disconnected inbox.
Receive requests through the portal and track the conversation and ticket status alongside the client.
Bring incoming support emails into the ticket workflow. Review unmatched senders before assigning their messages.
Keep the files that explain an issue attached to the request.
Set expectations for response and resolution, then see the requests that need attention.
Define first-response and resolution targets, apply policies to clients and track at-risk or breached tickets.
Use support hours, timezones and holidays in SLA calculations, with an option to pause while waiting for the client.
Collect customer satisfaction feedback by email and review support performance in dedicated reports.
A support request belongs to a client whose projects, files and infrastructure are already here.
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