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🏗 Create Contractor Customer Portal Template with AI

Give construction and trade clients one branded link to job progress, change orders, and document approvals.
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Contractor Customer Portal Template

Give construction and trade clients one branded link to job progress, change orders, and document approvals.

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Contract clients hate chasing updates across email threads. This Contractor Customer Portal template gives homeowners and commercial clients one branded link to job milestones, photos, change orders, and approval requests while your crew works internally.

What Is a Contractor Customer Portal?

A Contractor Customer Portal is a client-facing workspace for construction and trade projects. Built on Projects and Memory, it shows schedule, deliverables, documents, and next steps per job site.

Why Use This Template?

  • Milestone timeline: Foundation, rough-in, finish, and punch list in plain language
  • Change order tracker: Scope updates clients approve before work proceeds
  • Photo and file delivery: Daily progress visible without attachment chains
  • Branded experience: Your logo and colors on a link clients bookmark
  • Automated nudges: Automations remind clients when approvals stall

Who Is This Template For?

  • General contractors managing residential builds
  • Remodeling firms coordinating multiple trades
  • Commercial contractors sharing progress with facility owners
  • Subcontractors who need a polished client handoff layer

How To Use This Template?

  1. Clone the Client Portal app with Use Template
  2. Create a project record per job with milestones and contacts
  3. Upload progress photos and pending change orders
  4. Set permissions so each client sees only their jobs
  5. Pair with maintenance templates for warranty service handoffs

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