Project management

The customer portal: answer "any update?" before they ask

Your customer signs in to a portal with your name on top. Every project you've shared sits in one place, with its progress, the work plan and a thread with your team. Project plans are read only, so nobody moves your schedule. Their IT admin can manage their own people, everyone else sees only what they've been given, and costs and internal notes stay on your side. You turn it on one company at a time, then preview it as any person there.

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Hi, any update? Your customers ask it on every project. So answer it before they ask. Your customer signs in to a portal with your name on top. Every project you've shared with them sits in one place. Open one, and they see where it stands. Forty percent done, across thirteen tasks and two milestones.

The whole plan sits underneath, and it moves as your team finishes tasks. It's read only, so nobody moves your schedule. Still got a question? They ask it there. Your team shares the answer in the same thread. No email chain. Let their IT admin manage their own people. Everyone else sees only what they've been given.

Costs and internal notes stay on your side. Same answer on a phone. You turn it on, one company at a time. Then preview it as any person there. Hi, any update? It's already there. The customer portal, in Current.

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