Sign-in for staff, partners, or service recipients. Roles, documents, and statuses in one account.
A personal cabinet is the user’s workplace in your system. They sign in under their role and see only what they are meant to: requests, documents, statuses, actions.
A portal is the shared entry point. Staff, counterparties, or service recipients reach their own cabinets through it — without mixing rights and data.
We design roles, screens, and document routes. We hand over a cabinet or portal you can accept and grow.
Who it is for
When staff, partners, or service recipients need a way into the system
An internal portal or an external cabinet with distinct roles
Documents, requests, and statuses should live with the user, not in email threads
What's included
Roles and access
We agree who signs in and what they see. Rights are cut by role, organization, and task. One person does not see another’s documents.
The user cabinet
The cabinet holds their requests, statuses, files, and actions. The user works there — without a side channel of correspondence.
The portal as the door
The portal gathers cabinets into one window: sign-in, navigation, notices. Outside — one face of the service; inside — distinct roles.
Handover and support
We verify sign-in scenarios and rights. We migrate data, train roles, and run a pilot. After handover we stay on support.
What you receive
You receive a cabinet or portal: roles in place, the user sees their data and can act.