How do clients sign in to the portal?

The invited client signs in with a one-time code sent to their email; they don’t have to create a password.

Does the client see only their own projects?

Yes. Portal access is scoped to the client record; the agency’s other clients and internal records stay hidden.

Can there be more than one person on the client side?

Yes. Several people can be invited to a client account; each is given an admin, member or view-only role.

Can the client upload files?

Yes. They can upload and submit files against the file requests the agency creates.

Can the client request revisions on deliveries?

Yes. They can approve a delivery or open a structured revision request with a title and description.

Client portal

One clear, organized space for your clients

Project stages, pending actions, briefs, proposals, contracts, file requests and deliveries meet in a single space that stays as simple as the client needs.

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The problem

“Where is the project?” is a systems problem

When files live in email, approvals in chat and the final contract in another folder, the client has to rebuild the context every time.

(01)Pending client actions get lost between messages.
(02)Approval and revision decisions drift away from the delivery.
(03)Finding the latest version means going back to the agency.
(04)Project progress turns into yet another status email.

The Cowwwork approach

Give the client clarity without opening the agency’s internals

The invited client signs in with a one-time code sent to their email — not a password — and sees only their own client record. They complete pending work, review documents and make the delivery decision on the item itself.

How it works

How the client portal works in real projects

(01)
Invite the client
Send an email invite to the right person; access is verified via an invite link and a one-time code.
(02)
Show the next action
Add a brief, file request, proposal, contract or delivery to the client’s pending actions.
(03)
Capture the decision in context
When the client opens a delivery it moves to “under review”; approval or a revision request stays under that delivery.
(04)
Keep progress visible
Project stages and completion percentage are tracked in the portal without another status meeting.