Your clients see your business, not our logo
When a client logs in to check progress, the impression they should leave with is that your business is organised. On every plan, the client portal runs under your own domain and branding, so the polish reads as yours. Because it is.
What a client does in the portal
The portal is the Client Portal module from the Delivery department, under your brand. It exists to replace the status call.
See delivery progress
What is in flight and what has shipped, without emailing anyone. The client stops asking for updates because the answer is already in front of them.
See their invoices
Invoices live next to the work they paid for. Fewer 'can you resend that invoice' threads, fewer surprises at billing time.
Raise change requests
Scope changes arrive as recorded requests instead of a sentence in a call. That record is what protects your margin when the project grows.
Why the branding matters
A portal with a vendor's logo on it tells your client you bought a tool. A portal under your own domain and branding tells them your business runs a tight operation. Same software, different story, and the story is the part your client repeats when they refer you.
Where you get it
Included on every plan
White-label client portals are not an upgrade you have to reach for: Basic, Plus and Max all include portals under your own domain and branding, alongside every other module. Full details on the pricing page.
Put your name on the front door
Every plan runs the full OS, so the only decision is how much you use it. Try all of it before you decide.
Start your 14-day trialEvery module unlocked for 14 days. Card details at checkout, nothing charged until day 14, cancel any time before then.