Branded client workspace
Each client signs in to a portal scoped to their own account — projects, milestones and progress, with nothing from other clients in sight.
Opreveo gives every client a secure workspace where they can follow progress, approve deliverables, exchange documents, message your team and settle invoices — while your internal notes, other clients and staff-only work stay private.
Each client signs in to a portal scoped to their own account — projects, milestones and progress, with nothing from other clients in sight.
Send deliverables for review, capture an explicit approve or reject decision, and keep the decision, the person and the timestamp on the record.
Organise files in folders and mark exactly what is client-visible. Storage access is enforced by the same visibility rules, not just the UI.
Dedicated client conversations sit alongside internal team chat, so client-facing discussion never mixes with internal threads.
Clients see their invoices and outstanding balance in the portal and can pay through a secure payment link.
Project activity timelines record the major events — status changes, approvals, uploads — so there is always a record of what happened and when.
Create the client record with its account owner, projects and invoices.
Send a branded email invitation; each contact creates their own secure account.
Mark documents, milestones and conversations client-visible as work progresses.
Client portal software gives each of your clients a secure, logged-in space to see project status, review and approve deliverables, exchange documents, message your team and view invoices — instead of tracking it all through email threads.
You invite a client contact by email from the client record. They receive a branded Opreveo invitation, create their own user account and are added to your workspace with a client role — so their account is separate from your internal team.
No. Every workspace is isolated, and client users only reach records linked to their own client account. Documents, milestones and conversations each carry an explicit client-visibility flag, enforced at the database level rather than only hidden in the interface.
Client portal users are external collaborators on your workspace, not internal staff seats. Your plan governs your team; clients you invite get portal access to their own account.
Set up your workspace, add your first client and send a portal invitation in minutes.