Your clients stop asking where things stand.

One link under your brand with the plan, the calls, and the documents you choose to share. Clients read it, tick off their tasks, and ask their questions there.

Every firm’s expertise lives in the heads of its best people. Every client gets a version of this that’s filtered through whoever happened to be staffed.

What if that wasn’t the case?

Software implementation is inherently collaborative. Consultants coordinate with clients and colleagues to move projects forward, via calls, decisions, documents, email, Slack, and a thousand other small alignments.

Scaling human collaboration has previously required scaling headcount. We are changing that.

The client portal is where your firm and clients can do work together.

A portal is a shared agentic workspace branded as an extension of your firm, where every call, document, and decision lives in one place.

Inside each portal, your clients work alongside agents built from your firm’s expertise. The agents read every call. They check every requirement against the agreed scope, they catch assumptions that were unknowingly made that derail requirements set weeks ago and walk the client through how to clarify them most effectively for you.

Your clients get answers without waiting for status meetings, and your consultants stop spending hours on alignment and start spending more time on judgment.

How the portal works

  1. Clients sign in with their work email

    They get a link under your brand. No account to set up, no password to remember.

  2. You choose what they see

    Share a call or a document with one switch. Everything else stays internal.

  3. They tick off their side of the plan

    Their tasks are on the plan too, and they mark them done themselves.

  4. Same document, both sides

    The client flags a line in the scope. You fix it right there. Nobody emails a new version around.

Two sides of the same engagement

Your team works in Datafruit with everything. Your client works in the portal with what you published, under your name.

Your team

See what the client did in the portal: who came in, what they read, and what they asked.

  • Who opened the portal, and when
  • Which calls and documents they read
  • Every question they asked the assistant

Your client

A portal with your name on it. They read the plan, watch the calls, and ask their questions there.

  • Only what you published, under your name
  • Answers drawn from those items and nothing else
  • Their tasks on the plan, ticked by them

A portal with your logo on it

Your client keeps one link. Behind it is the plan, the calls, and the documents you chose to share.

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