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Client Portal

Clients need a clear place to find what you have shared with them. Give them selected matter information, documents, conversations and invoices while keeping the firm's internal work separate.
Product view with fictional records, not client data.Okafor & Byrne LLP, a fictional firm.
Client Portal
Product view with fictional records, not client data.Okafor & Byrne LLP, a fictional firm.
Client Portal

Part of your firm's operating system

Invitations and access state

Manage the client roster and distinguish invited, active, not invited and revoked access.

Selected records

Control which matters, documents and supported records are shared with each client.

A place for updates and invoices

Let clients return to authorised messages and invoices alongside the material shared for their engagement.

In daily practice

  1. 01

    Check the client identity

    Confirm the contact and email address before issuing a portal invitation.

  2. 02

    Choose what to share

    Select the records and portal areas appropriate for that client.

  3. 03

    Maintain the boundary

    Review sharing as the engagement changes and revoke access when it is no longer appropriate.

Before you begin