Client
Check milestone status, review and comment on deliverables, and see invoices and payment status.
An agency updates clients on project status through scattered email threads, so clients constantly ask "where are we on this?" instead of just checking. Build a portal where status, files, and approvals live in one place both sides can see.
Every "where are we on this?" email is a sign the client has no better way to check. Answering it individually doesn't scale, and it means status only exists in whichever inbox happens to hold the latest reply.
Give clients a live view of milestones, files, and approvals, so status is something they check, not something they ask for.
Check milestone status, review and comment on deliverables, and see invoices and payment status.
Update project status and upload deliverables directly to the portal the client already checks.
A cross-client project status view, and visibility into overdue milestones before the client notices.
Client accounts, projects, milestones, files, comments and approvals, invoices.
Status-change notifications to the client, approval reminders, and invoice-due notifications.
Document storage, email notifications, and Stripe billing. See supported integrations.
Per-client branding or access scoping, and milestone visibility rules.
Roles and permissions you define, on infrastructure P2HS secures and audits. See security & compliance.
Deploy as a securely hosted application on your own domain. See hosting & domains.
Connect GitHub and keep developing the application yourself. See how code ownership works.
Agencies and consultants who want clients to have self-service visibility instead of relying on status update emails.
Basic approval is included here. For multi-stakeholder or revision-tracked approval, see client approval portal.
Start with project data owned directly in this app, and evaluate a sync once the client-facing workflow is proven.
See how a client project portal fits into the wider P2HS platform.
Describe the workflow. Review the foundation. Launch it on your own domain.