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Client Dashboard

Clients sign in to see the published schedule

Comments and approvals sit on the item. Invoices can be paid in the same place. They sign in with a link, email, or Google.

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Your client does not want another PDF.

Attachments go stale. Email threads scatter. Give them a dashboard that stays current with what you publish.

01

Always the current schedule

You publish. They see it. You unpublish when it is not ready.

02

Comments on the item

The conversation stays on the product — not in a forwarded thread.

03

Pay in the same place

Invoices live next to the work. The client pays from the dashboard.

It looks like your studio

Firm identity on the portal. The client signs in with a link, email, or Google — you are not managing their passwords.

  • Invite the people on the project
  • Choose who can comment
  • Hide columns they should not see
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Approvals without the inbox pile

They review the published schedule and approve on the item. You see it in the same document your team is using.

Approvals without the inbox pile

In depth

01 01

Share

  • Invite the people on the project.
  • Publish when the schedule is ready. Unpublish when it is not.
  • They sign in with a link, email, or Google — you are not managing their passwords.
02 02

Configure

  • Choose who can leave comments.
  • Hide columns the client should not see — item cost stays on your side.
  • You control what is live.
03 03

Brand

  • Firm identity on the portal.
  • The invoice and the dashboard look like your studio.
04 04

Approve

  • They review the published schedule.
  • Approve on the item, in the dashboard — not in a forwarded thread.
05 05

Comment

  • The conversation stays on the product.
  • Your team sees it in the same schedule they are specifying.
06 06

Pay

  • Invoices live next to the work.
  • The client pays with Stripe from the dashboard.

Share the project.