Web Applications & Portals
Your clients deserve more than email.
Custom client portals, supplier hubs, and internal applications for Irish professional services, consultancies, and businesses with customers who shouldn't be chasing email attachments to find their own documents.
Irish businesses that drown in email attachments.
Legal firms
Client case files + document sharing + billing
Dublin, Cork, Limerick practicesAccountancy
Tax returns, financial statements, payroll
Most Irish accountants need thisProperty management
Tenants, leases, rent statements, issue reporting
Residential + commercial PM firmsProfessional consultancies
Engagement docs, reports, invoice tracking
Management, HR, tech consultingSame architecture, different audiences.
Client portals
Self-service access for your customers
Not a shared folder — a real application.
A portal isn't a single thing — it's four layers stacked together. Miss any one and it's not a portal, it's a spreadsheet with extra steps.
Authentication & sessions
Proper login, SSO, 2FA, session timeouts, password policies. Dropbox + Gmail is not a portal.
Email/password, Google SSO, Microsoft SSO, passkeys. Audit logs of every login.
Roles & permissions
Your staff sees everything. Your clients see only their own data. Partners see theirs. No leaks.
Role-based access (RBAC). Team-level, user-level, record-level permissions.
Data + integrations
The portal pulls from (and pushes to) your actual systems — CRM, ERP, accounting, billing.
Real-time sync with Xero, Salesforce, HubSpot, or your custom backend.
UI + workflows
Clean, branded, responsive. Built for the specific tasks users need to do — not a generic CMS dashboard.
Mobile-friendly (70% of portal traffic is mobile). Your brand, not our template.
SaaS portal products have their place. Bespoke has its place too.
Common portal scenarios
Portal questions, honestly answered.
Considering a portal for your clients or partners?
Free 30-minute scoping call. Describe who needs access and what they need to do — we'll outline whether WordPress, custom framework, or something in between fits, with a realistic cost range.
