For Clients

Your delivery portal — project status, tickets, and invoices
without the internal noise.

Effigate gives clients a dedicated portal where they can see project progress, raise and track support tickets, view delivery milestones, and access invoices — with no exposure to internal team communications, rate cards, or SLA calculations.

Built for client transparency without oversharing

Clients deserve visibility — not inbox threads and status calls

Clients pay for delivery and want to see it. The challenge is giving them real visibility without exposing internal team data, commercial sensitivity, or half-formed work in progress.

Chasing status updates

Clients have to email or call their account manager to find out what is happening on their projects — a friction point that erodes trust.

Invoice confusion

Clients receive invoices without the context to understand what was billed, when, and against which contract terms — leading to disputes and payment delays.

No delivery visibility

Without a portal, clients cannot see milestone progress, sprint completion, or delivery health between scheduled status calls.

Unclear SLA status

Clients cannot see the status of their open tickets, SLA countdown, or escalation progress without calling the support team.

Client portal experience

A purpose-built portal — not a filtered version of an internal tool

The Effigate client portal is designed for clients, not adapted from an internal project board. Clients see a clean, governed view of their delivery — project progress, open tickets, milestones, and invoices — without encountering internal team discussions, rate card logic, or SLA configuration.

  • Project progress showing sprint completion, milestone status, and delivery timeline
  • Open and resolved ticket list with status and SLA countdown (where applicable)
  • Invoice history with line item detail showing what was billed and when
  • Delivery milestones and sign-off requests surfaced clearly for client action
  • Client-accessible comment threads on visible tasks and tickets — no internal notes exposed

Client Portal

Nexus Corp · Client view

Live

Platform Rewrite Q1

CON-2024-018 · Bucket-Based

Active
Delivery Progress 42%

Sprint 12

Current

14

Open Tickets

2

SLA Risk

Recent Invoices

Last 30 days

INV-2026-0041

Due Mar 31

$4,136 Pending

INV-2026-0038

Paid Mar 5

$3,890 Paid

Internal notes, rate cards, SLA calculation logic, and team capacity data are never visible here

Visibility controls

Internal teams control exactly what clients see — at every level

Every item in Effigate — tasks, tickets, notes, comments, attachments, and discussions — carries a Client Visible or Internal Only flag. Service teams decide what clients see without creating separate systems or manually curating reports.

  • Client Visible / Internal Only flags on tasks, tickets, notes, comments, and attachments
  • Internal-only content never appears in the client portal under any condition
  • Rate cards, SLA calculation logic, and internal escalation notes are always internal-only
  • Visibility rules enforced at the data layer — not just hidden in the UI
  • Client users have a separate role model (Client Admin, Client Employee) with restricted permissions

Visibility Controls

Client Visible vs Internal Only policy

Server Enforced

Task

TSK-0142: OAuth provider fix

Internal Only

Note

Rate negotiation context

Internal Only

Task

TSK-0138: API performance work

Client Visible

Comment

Fix deployed to staging

Client Visible

Attachment

contract-amendment-draft.pdf

Internal Only
Client users never access internal notes, rates, or SLA logic internals Visibility Matrix
Ticket & invoice access

Raise tickets, track progress, and view invoices — all from the portal

Clients can raise support tickets directly through the portal, track their status, see the SLA countdown, and view the full ticket history. Invoice access gives clients a transparent view of what was billed with enough detail to understand the charges without requiring a call to account management.

  • Clients raise tickets from the portal with category selection matching contracted job types
  • Ticket status, SLA countdown, and resolution history visible to the client
  • Invoice list with issue date, due date, payment status, and line item breakdown
  • Contract scope summary showing what was purchased and how much has been consumed
  • Delivery milestone sign-off actions available to client users with appropriate permissions

Ticket Queue

Prioritised by SLA urgency and support level

3 Near Breach

TKT-0041

API timeout on bulk export

Critical

0h 42m left

TKT-0039

Dashboard charts not loading

High

2h 15m left

TKT-0037

Password reset email delayed

Medium

8h 00m left

TKT-0034

Export to CSV missing columns

Low

2d 4h left

Critical and High tickets escalate automatically near SLA threshold Escalation Ready
Frequently asked questions

Questions about the Effigate client portal

Client access is provisioned by the service team. A Client Admin or Client Employee user account is created and scoped to the specific client organisation. Clients access the portal with their own login credentials and see only the content that the service team has marked as Client Visible.

Clients see project progress, sprint completion status, delivery milestones, open and resolved tickets (with SLA countdown), invoices, and contract scope summaries. Internal notes, rate cards, SLA calculation logic, and internal team discussions are never visible to client users — enforced at the data layer.

Yes. The invoice view shows issued invoices with line item detail tracing each charge to specific time records, job types, and rate conditions. Clients can see what was billed, when, and against which contract terms — reducing billing disputes and eliminating the need for account managers to explain every invoice manually.

Yes. Clients can see all their open and resolved tickets, current status, SLA countdown, and resolution notes through the portal. They can also raise new tickets directly from the portal, selecting from the job type categories included in their contract.

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