Portal door
A portal door is how someone outside the workspace sees work and decides, without an account and without a seat. It is a code, a link, a phone number that receives a one-time code, or an email address, with permissions the workspace chose.
Through a door a person can watch, leave notes, upload, download, and press approve, reject or request changes, according to what that door allows. A door can be scoped to one project or to everything that client has, and it can be view-only.
Doors expire on a date and can be revoked. There is no per-person charge. Clients and approvers are not members. Plans are priced per workspace by active projects, storage and members.
Questions that keep coming up
- Does the client install anything?
- No. They open the door in the browser.
- Can a door be taken back?
- Yes. It can be revoked at any time, and it expires on the date the workspace set.
- Is a white-label portal the same as a door?
- A door is the access. A white-label portal is the Business plan feature that presents the portal in the studio's brand. The door still works without it.