Why a Client Web Portal is Better Than Excel and Emails
Excel is a great tool. But not for managing a company in 2025. If you send spreadsheets to clients via email, versions get lost, no one knows what is current, and data security is zero. The solution is a client portal.
Chaos in Emails and Excels
You know it: "John, send me that table v2_final_fixed.xlsx". And then you find out that the client has a different version. Emails pile up, attachments get lost. This way of working is slow, error-prone, and frustrating for both parties.
What Can a Web Portal Do?
A web portal is a secure page where the client logs in and sees everything they need.
- Single Source of Truth: All data is in one place, always up to date.
- 24/7 Access: The client can download an invoice or check the project status even at midnight, without calling you.
- Security: Data is encrypted, access controlled by passwords and roles. No sending sensitive data in email attachments.
- Automation: The portal can send notifications, generate reports, or remind of deadlines itself.
UX and Responsiveness
Modern portals also work on mobile. The client can approve an order or upload a document directly from the construction site or lunch.
Stop being a slave to spreadsheets. Digitize your processes and give clients a professional tool they will appreciate.
How Can We Help at Rise.sk?
Have you outgrown Excel? We develop custom web portals and internal systems that streamline your processes and save hours of administration. Check out our service and take your business to the next level.
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