🗂️ Client Project Tracker

Clients always know exactly where their job stands, so you stop answering "any update?" emails and look more professional doing it.
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Client Project Tracker

Clients always know exactly where their job stands, so you stop answering "any update?" emails and look more professional doing it.

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Half the work of running client projects is telling clients where their project stands. This project agent gives each client a window into their own job, so the "any update?" emails stop and you look more professional doing it. It is for the operator who serves clients one at a time and lives in their inbox: the home builder, the marketing freelancer, the legal practice owner. The live Client Portal Nexus on this page is a working client-facing portal you can clone in one click.

What's Included

  • Client portal: each client sees their own job status, milestones, and next steps, with permissions that keep everyone else out.
  • AI Agent: ask "which clients are waiting on me?" or "what is due for the Reyes project?" and get a clear answer.
  • Milestone tracking: every stage of the job is visible, so clients see progress instead of silence.
  • Automation: a scheduled flow updates clients when a milestone is hit, without you sending the email.
  • Connected projects: link each client to their jobs and invoices so the full picture stays in sync.

How To Use

  1. Clone the Client Portal Nexus into your workspace from the embed above.
  2. Add your clients and their jobs, then share a separate project with each client and set its permissions so they work only in that one.
  3. Configure the AI agent to answer status questions and surface who is waiting.
  4. Turn on the milestone automation so clients get updates on their own.
  5. Stop fielding "any update?" emails and let every client check their job whenever they want.

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