🔑 Notion Client Portal with AI

Give clients one clean login to see project status, files, and next steps — pulled from the Notion workspace you already run.

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How this flow runs

When

New Page Created

Notion

Then 1

Agent

Account Manager

Ask an agent · Taskade AI

Knows
every account and who owns it
Remembers
what each client last asked for

Then 2

Add Task

Taskade

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Your clients keep asking "where are we?" — and the answer lives in a Notion page they can't see, or shouldn't see all of. This portal gives each client one clean login showing exactly their projects: status, files, and next steps, nothing else. Built with Taskade Genesis, it runs as a live app from day one.

What's Included

  • Client login page: each client gets their own sign-in, and you match their records to that login so they open only their own work. Permissions govern your internal team.
  • Live status board: project stages update for the client the moment your team checks something off — no Friday update emails.
  • AI agent for client questions: clients ask "what's the status of my project?" or "what do you need from me next?" and get an instant, accurate answer.
  • Automatic update notices: when a milestone closes, an automation notifies the client without anyone drafting a message.
  • Connected projects: each client links to their jobs, files, and invoices, so the portal always shows the full picture.

How To Use

  1. Click Use Automation to clone the portal into your workspace.
  2. Add your clients and move their project details over from Notion — paste or import, no rebuild needed.
  3. Set view permissions so each client sees only their own projects.
  4. Turn on the milestone automation so update notices send themselves.
  5. Send each client their login — and stop writing status emails for good.

See how other service businesses run client portals in the Community Gallery.