Give clients a portal where they fill out forms and receive documents on their own time — while every submission passes through your review queue before it touches the CRM. Self-serve for them; controlled for you.
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Invite a contact and they get portal credentials by email. Suspend access without losing history, reactivate later, resend a lost invitation, or remove permanently — all gated behind a dedicated portal-manage permission so access control stays with the right people.
Send a form request and it greets the client on their next sign-in — intake questionnaires, detail updates, document checklists. Templates are inspectable field-by-field with a live preview before you send, so you always know exactly what the client will see.
Every submission lands in a two-panel review: the submitted form on the left, your reviewer tools on the right. Flag fields with annotations, leave notes, approve to feed the CRM — or send it back, with your flags visible to the client so they know exactly what to fix.
Files uploaded against a contact, account, opportunity, or job all live in one cross-record library. Each document carries an explicit share toggle controlling whether the client sees it in their portal — sharing is a per-file decision, never a default.
The library is contact-first by design — you browse documents through the customer they belong to, not an “everything everywhere” view.
Only what you deliberately share. Portal access is invitation-based per contact, form requests appear on their next sign-in, and documents are visible in the portal only when you flip the share toggle on that specific file. Your pipelines, notes, and internal records are never exposed.
Not without review. Every form submission lands in a review queue where you see the submitted form read-only, can flag individual fields with an annotation explaining what needs to change, and either approve — feeding the data into the CRM record — or request changes, which sends it back to the client with your flags visible. Version history keeps every prior submission for comparison.
Yes, two ways: suspend (access revoked, history preserved, reactivate anytime) or remove (permanent). Suspending is usually right — it keeps the submission history intact. Portal management actions are gated behind a dedicated portal-manage permission, so not everyone on your team can touch access.
Files live in a cross-record documents library — uploaded against a contact, account, opportunity, or job — and each document has an explicit share toggle controlling whether that contact sees it in their portal. Sharing is per-file and deliberate, never bulk-default.
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