Clients repeatedly request the same information
We expose statuses, documents and permitted actions without direct access to internal systems.
B2B portal development
Portals that provide secure access to relevant data, documents and processes.
We build customer, partner and employee portals when information and requests need to be centralized in an authenticated space connected to existing systems.
When it helps
A portal reduces fragmented exchanges and gives every role the right context.
We begin with user services and source systems instead of designing a generic dashboard.
Collaboration happens through email and files
We centralize requests, approvals, deliverables and interaction history.
Internal processes are distributed
We provide one place for forms, resources, tasks and role-relevant notifications.
Data comes from several applications
The portal orchestrates access through APIs, synchronization rules and audit trails.
Functions
A complete portal: experience, identity, data and integration.
Features are prioritized by frequency, user value and source-system complexity.
- customer, distributor, supplier and employee portals;
- registration, authentication, account recovery and access administration;
- roles, organizations, permissions and delegation;
- requests, forms, approvals, tasks and notifications;
- documents, search, download and history;
- role-relevant dashboards and reporting;
- ERP, CRM, SAP, API and internal-system integrations;
- audit, monitoring, deployment and maintenance.
Delivery process
A clear technical process with reviewable decisions and deliverables.
Stages are adapted to product maturity, risk and objectives without adding unnecessary complexity.
Discovery
We define audiences, self-service operations, data sources, volumes and identity requirements.
Definition
We model permissions, workflows, integration and an MVP that completes one end-to-end process.
Implementation
We build vertically: interface, rules, data and integration for each priority flow.
Validation and support
We test with representative roles and data, including denied access, error states and operational recovery.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a portal and a website?
A portal provides personalized functions and data after authentication. A public website communicates general information and can remain separate.
Can the portal integrate with an ERP or CRM?
Yes, when systems provide secure integration mechanisms. We define the source of truth, synchronization frequency and error behavior.
Can you implement single sign-on?
Yes. We can integrate identity providers and SSO according to the client's infrastructure and available standards.
How do you protect data between clients?
We design organization-level isolation, enforce authorization on the server and explicitly test access across roles and accounts.
Can we begin with a small feature set?
Yes. A useful MVP completes one valuable end-to-end workflow and is then expanded from usage and feedback.
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