Client & Admin Portals

Client and admin portals where the right people see exactly the right things.

Password-protected dashboards with role-based access, built around who actually needs to see what: clients, staff, and admins, each with their own view, all on one connected system.

One Login, The Right View

Not everyone should see everything.

A shared spreadsheet or a group email thread was never built for privacy or structure. As a team grows, "who can see what" stops being optional and starts being a real requirement.

We build the portal layer of CBOS, the Choice Builder Operating System, where consultants, coaches, and their clients each log into a different view of the same platform. The same structure works for any business.

What's included

  • Secure login with Firebase Authentication
  • Role-based permissions (client, staff, admin)
  • Client-facing status and document views
  • Internal admin tools and reporting
  • Custom branding to match your website
  • Hosted under your own Google and Netlify accounts
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Client Portals

A private view, built for the client.

Project status, shared documents, invoices, and messages, in one place your client can log into any time, instead of digging through an email inbox for the latest update.

portal.yourbusiness.com
StatusDocumentsMessages
Admin Access Control

Staff see their lane. Admins see it all.

Rules are enforced on the server, not hidden with a bit of CSS, so a staff account genuinely cannot reach admin-only tools, and an admin account can see and manage across the whole system.

role("staff")
→ view: limited
role("admin") → view: full
FAQ

Common questions.

How do you keep the wrong people out of the wrong sections?
Every user gets a role, such as client, staff, or admin, and the portal only renders the screens and data that role is allowed to see. Access is enforced with Firebase Auth and server-side rules, not just hidden by CSS, so it holds up even if someone edits the page.
Can clients and staff use the same portal?
Yes. One login system can serve multiple roles at once. A client might see their project status and documents, while staff see the internal tools and admin tools behind the same portal, each routed to their own view after login.
Who owns the login data?
The portal lives in your own Google Firebase account and is hosted on Netlify, the same place your website lives. You own the accounts and the data, with no dependency on us for access after the project is delivered.
Ready When You Are

Need a portal for clients, staff, or both?

Tell us who needs access to what. The discovery call is free, and we'll map the roles and screens before we quote anything.

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