Portals & platform
Stop being your client's status API.
Your client checks their own order, uploads artwork, approves the proof from their phone and reorders from history. The call you take four times a day stops coming.
The pain today
What it looks like now.
- Clients ring all day to ask where their order has reached, and someone walks the floor to find out.
- Artwork gets approved on WhatsApp and then the message is lost.
- A repeat order is described again from scratch every time.
- Every status question interrupts the person who could have been running the plant.
How Prodman ERP fixes it
What changes for you.
- Clients see their own orders live, by stage, without ringing anyone.
- They upload artwork and approve the proof from their phone. Approval releases the job instantly.
- Quotations run in the portal: they request, you quote, they accept, and it becomes an order.
- Their agreed rates and their activity history, in one place they can check themselves.
- Reorder from history, so a repeat job is a click rather than a conversation.
- Rail-scoped. A portal user sees their own party's data and nothing else. Cross-party access is refused at the API, not hidden behind a menu.
How it works
Step by step on the floor.
- 1 Invite the client
- 2 They see only their own orders
- 3 They approve artwork from their phone
- 4 The job releases the moment they sign
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what a client gets if they reach for another client's data
Portals & platform
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what a client gets if they reach for another client's data
Straight answers
Questions owners ask about this.
Never. Scoping is enforced at the API and returns a refusal, rather than being a menu item somebody forgot to hide.
No. They see their own orders, rates and artwork. Money reports are separately permission-gated even inside your own team.
Stop putting out fires. Start seeing the floor.
Book a 30-minute demo and we will show you Prodman ERP on a factory like yours. We take only a few factories each quarter, because we set up every one of them on site, by hand.
Taking on a limited group this quarter