Save precious time and delight your customers by letting them access the information they need 24/7

What is a web portal?
It’s a secure area of your website, where users can view and edit business data which is relevant to them. Users can view data, and you control exactly what they can see and update.
How are portals used?
By your customers
This is by far the most popular use of web portals. Examples include:
- Customer service portal – users can raise queries, view a knowledge base and check previous tickets
- Billing system – allow users to view and pay invoices
- Event management – sell tickets and manage bookings from one point
By staff
- Intranet – access company information and let users publish
- HR portal – book holidays, view training and update personal records
By partners
- Vendor portal – let vendors view stock levels and see billing information
- Membership portal – view tailored information, update memberships and interact with other members
- Job applications – allow complex forms to be submitted, with automated follow ups
What are the benefits of a portal?
- Reduce telephone and email queries, whilst still giving a great level of service
- Save time and speed up service by automating repetitive tasks such as renewals and invoicing
- Improve communication and build trust
- Makes scaling your business much easier
- Helps remote workers to interact and feel part of the business
Can a web portal work with your system?
If you have a CRM, it’s likely that you’ll be able to connect your CRM with your website to make a client portal. Many of the large CRM vendors supply out of the box portals which with some configuration can be ready to go quickly.
How do Dynamics web portals work?
Our CRM of choice is Microsoft Dynamics 365, and our portal product allows you to choose what information you want to display on your portal and who has access to it. Our product is licenced differently to Microsoft Power pages portals and many companies will find it’s a cheaper option.
Find out more about a supplier portal we built