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A client portal that keeps the next step clear.

Customers often need a document, an update or a way to raise a question outside a scheduled call. The Pixie CRM customer portal brings selected parts of that relationship into a branded self-service area. It gives customers a useful route to information while your team controls what is shared.

Customer Portal · an example workflow
01Customer context02Team action03Result checked
  1. 01Customer context
  2. 02Team action
  3. 03Result checked

Keep the customer context, responsible person and next step together. Start with a familiar task, agree the information the team needs and check the result with the people who will use it.

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Prepare customer records for your portal

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Set customer billing and shipping addresses

Set separate customer billing and shipping addresses in Pixie CRM. Follow live clicks to copy the customer address, copy billing to shipping, save and verify both sets of fields.

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Create and verify a customer group

Create a customer group in Pixie CRM with live clicks. Open the group creator from a customer profile, enter a clear name, save and verify that the group remains available after reopening.

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Design the portal around common customer tasks

Begin with the activities clients ask about most: finding an invoice, checking a project document, responding to a proposal or following a support request. Make the status and next action clear for each one. Link files to the right customer and project, and use recognisable names instead of internal shorthand. A customer contact who handles payments may need different access from a project reviewer, so portal roles should follow actual responsibilities.

Keep internal and shared information distinct

Decide which notes, attachments and discussions belong in the client view before making them available. Test access using representative customer roles, including a contact with limited permissions. When people leave a customer organisation, review their access promptly. Document sharing should use the configured portal controls, with access granted to the intended recipients. Review the information's sensitivity, retention needs and any contractual requirements when choosing how it is shared. The right setup depends on the information and the recipient.

Useful answers

What you might
be wondering.

Practical details for a better informed conversation.

Can customers see every internal note?

The portal should expose only the information intended for that customer and role. Review visibility during configuration and test it with sample customer accounts before inviting real contacts.

Can our branding appear in the portal?

Portal branding can be scoped using the brand and theme capabilities. Confirm the logo, colours, documents and communication touchpoints included in your implementation, then check them together for a consistent customer experience.

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Put it into practice with Pixie CRM

Explore the tasks behind Customer Portal. Check the guide against your enabled modules and role, then confirm the result in your workspace.

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