BUSINESS SYSTEMS

Give Customers a Private Place for Updates

Let customers check estimates, appointments, files, or project updates without calling for every detail.

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HOW THIS HELPS

A customer portal is a private sign-in area on the web. We choose the information and actions your customers need, such as reviewing an estimate or checking project progress, while keeping your internal notes private.

WHO THIS IS FOR

This could help if you run…

Project-based service businesses
Teams exchanging files or approvals
Businesses with repeated customer status questions

WHAT WE CAN SET UP

What you and your customers can do.

Let customers check their own work

Show each customer the relevant project, files, updates, and actions after signing in.

Keep decisions together

Save approvals, questions, and uploads with the estimate or project they belong to.

Choose what customers can see

Keep internal notes private and control which information each person can access.

More feature details (optional)
01Secure access
02Project status
03Files and uploads
04Requests and messages
05Approvals
06Release notifications

ONE EXAMPLE

How it could work.

1Invite
2Review
3Respond
4Approve
5Track
6Complete

PLANNING YOUR PROJECT

Know what to expect before starting.

Typical timing

Portal scope depends on identity, permissions, files, and integrations. A minimum secure workflow launches before broader self-service features.

Price and what’s included

A custom web app and customer portal are included in qualifying Multi-Page plans from $60 per month. Portal communications begin with Launch at $99; identity, storage, messaging, and third-party usage costs are listed separately.

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Service area

Secure portal projects are delivered remotely for Washington businesses and can support English and Spanish customer interfaces.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions business owners ask before starting.

Is the portal secure?

Security depends on the complete design: identity provider, authorization, storage, logging, and operational practices. NDWS does not treat a hidden URL as authentication.

Can customers upload files?

Yes, when storage, file size, type restrictions, retention, and staff access are defined.

Can the portal replace email?

It can centralize project-specific actions and records, but notification email may still be useful for bringing customers back to the secure workspace.

Would this make your work easier?

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