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Client Portal Access Control

The Client Portal gives customers a focused place to view issue status and account-facing support work. Access should be tied to trusted customer identity, not just a public link.

Access Model

1

Enable the portal

Review Client Portal settings before inviting customers.
2

Decide what customers can see

Choose whether customers should see open issues, resolved issues, account-level history, or only invited items.
3

Use stable identity

Prefer signed-in product identity, verified email, or portal magic-link flows.
4

Test as a customer

Open the portal with a test customer account and verify no unrelated account data appears.

Good Defaults

  • Start with narrow issue visibility.
  • Keep internal notes private.
  • Do not expose operator-only debug traces.
  • Use clear public issue statuses.
  • Review portal access whenever client account ownership changes.
Last modified on July 3, 2026