Use case

Build a client portal without hiring developers

Each client signs in and sees their own work, and nothing that belongs to anyone else. Describe who signs in and what they see.

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Lumen Pass Family Dental patient portal with a welcome banner over the clinic lobby, a confirmed Nov 17 new-patient appointment with the dentist and hygienist, a cleaning booking widget with provider avatars and open times, a new-patient forms checklist at 2 of 4, and verified insurance coverage.Example · Lumen Pass Family DentalPatient portalA patient site to book a cleaning and finish forms before the visit.See it working

What a client portal is

A signed-in app where each client sees a space of their own: their projects, the files you share, and your messages.

What you get

  • Client sign-in

    An account for each client.

  • Their projects and files

    Shared with the one client they belong to.

  • Messages and updates

    Between you and each client, in one place.

  • Access rules

    Each client sees only their own work.

One place instead of the inbox

Today

Files and updates by email

Clients ask where things stand, and attachments get lost.

With your portal

Clients sign in and see it

Their files, status and messages, always current.

Change it any time

A new kind of client, a new screen, a new document type: ask in the same conversation, and it lives in Ori.

What should exist?

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Create your account, add funds, and tell mr-bill what you need. You only pay for the work you ask for.

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