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Customer portal development in the US

We build private portals where your customers log in with a username and password to check their orders, invoices, documents, contracts, and requests at any hour. You cut down on follow-up calls, project a more professional image, and build loyalty with a service your competitors don’t offer.

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  • 24/7 self-service for your customers
  • Fewer follow-up calls
  • A more professional image
Customer portal development: private customer area, customer extranet, and customer portal

Their information, always at hand

10 years building for businesses

Customer portals we build

Depending on your business, the portal focuses on what your customers ask about most.

Billing portal

Invoices, receivables, and online payments.

What your customer portal includes

A private, branded space where each customer manages their relationship with you.

What our customer portal development service includes: customer extranet, customer portal, and intranet

Inquiries

  • Real-time status of orders, services, or projects.
  • Downloadable invoices, account statements, and certificates.
  • Purchase history and documents.

Requests

  • Submission of requests, warranty claims, or complaints.
  • Tracking with case numbers and responses.
  • Upload of requested documents.

Account and security

  • Multiple users per client company, with permissions.
  • Online payment of outstanding invoices.
  • Email or WhatsApp notifications.

How we build your customer portal

We work in short stages, with deliverables you can test. You always know what’s being built, what’s left, and what we need from your team.

Our customer portal development process, step by step
  1. Step 1: Discovery

    We interview the departments that will use the system and map how information flows today.

    You: show us how you work today
    You get: a process map and scope

  2. Step 2: Prototype

    We design the main screens in a clickable prototype to validate them before writing code.

    You: test the prototype with your team
    You get: an approved prototype

  3. Step 3: Development by module

    We build and deliver module by module, so your team can start using it soon.

    You: test each module
    You get: working modules in testing

  4. Step 4: Migration and training

    We load your current data, train each role, and support you through launch.

    You: hand over your databases
    You get: a live system and user manuals

  5. Step 5: Support and improvement

    We measure actual usage and make any needed adjustments during the support period.

    You: report adjustments through the support channel
    You get: a usage and improvements report

Which portal does your business need? Find out in a minute

Answer four questions, and we’ll tell you which type of portal or intranet best fits your case.

Your answers0 of 4
Who would sign in to the portal?
What would they mainly do?
Do you handle personal or confidential information?
How many people would use it?

Customer portals by industry

Businesses where customers need to check information often.

Customer portal development: case studies and project examples

Professional services

Accounting and law firms that share documents and progress.

Logistics and courier services

Tracking numbers, deliveries, and proof of compliance.

Real estate and property management

Account statements, contracts, and maintenance requests.

Phone support or a self-service portal

Your customers want fast answers, even outside business hours.

Follow-up by phone and email

Availability
Only during office hours.
Documents
Requested and forwarded by email.
Progress tracking
Calls asking “how’s it going?”
Perception
Standard service.

PACOWEB private portal

Availability
Around the clock, from any device.
Documents
Downloaded whenever they’re needed.
Progress tracking
Up-to-date status and notifications.
Perception
The experience of a large, well-organized company.

Does your team spend hours answering “where’s my order?” We’ll show you how to solve it with a portal.

FAQ about customer portal development

Can the portal use my domain and branding?

Yes. It’s published on a subdomain of your company, for example clients.yourcompany.com, with your logo and colors.

Where does the information customers see come from?

From your current systems (ERP, invoicing, CRM) through integration, or from an admin panel where your team updates it.

Can there be multiple users per customer?

Yes, with different permissions: for example, purchasing sees orders and accounting sees invoices.

Can customers pay online?

Yes. We integrate gateways like Stripe, PayPal, or Square so customers can pay outstanding invoices.

What other names are customer portals known by?

Also searched for as customer portal, private customer area, or customer extranet. It’s a service related to intranets, extranets, customer portals, secure login, and document management, topics we review with you when your project needs them.

Can’t find your question?

Which of these services do you need?

Login portals: these services are related, but they solve different problems. Choose based on what you need.

Get a quote for your customer portal

Tell us what your customers ask about most and which systems hold that information. We’ll propose a scope and price.

  1. 1You contact us through the form or on WhatsApp.
  2. 2We talk about your business and what you need.
  3. 3You get the proposal in writing, with scope, timeline, and price.

Request your proposal

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