Building a Client Portal - Part II
In this second part of building a client portal with DrapCode, you'll add more advanced features for better client interaction. You can enable dynamic dashboards, integrate client-specific data filters, and implement custom notifications. Features like document uploads, personalised views, and secure access controls can greatly enhance user experience. These steps help transform a basic portal into a more functional and scalable system.
To make the most of this guide, it’s essential to understand the foundation laid in Building a Client Portal – Part I. The first part covered setting up collections, authentication, and basic UI elements. Now, with that base in place, you can focus on refining workflows, managing user-specific permissions, and connecting external APIs. This part helps you move from a prototype to a production-ready client portal.
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