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OONH
Multi-Portal · Employee + Client + Leadership

Portals self-service for everyone.

Self-serve workspaces for clients and employees. Customers see project status, invoices, and shared files without emailing your team. Staff access tasks, leave balances, and approvals in one branded portal.

Founder-led setup No app for your team Live in days
Live workflows Audit-ready Approval-gated
Everyone keeps asking you for updates they should be able to see themselves.

Clients keep asking

"Where's my invoice?" "What's the project status?" — you answer the same questions every week.

Team members are confused

Employees don't know their leave balance, can't find their tasks, and don't know what's expected today.

Zero self-service

Every status check requires a human to look it up and relay it. That's hours of wasted time.

Three portals.
Everyone sees what matters to them.

No plugins. Every capability is native.

Employee Portal

Team members log in to see their tasks, punch in/out, request leave, and track their work. No asking their manager for updates.

My tasks and projects
Attendance and leave
Notifications

Client Portal

Clients log in to see their project progress, download invoices, send messages, and submit service requests. Self-service.

Project status
Invoices and payments
Direct messaging

Leadership View

Founders and managers see the health score, revenue pipeline, at-risk items, and team workload — all live.

Health score
Revenue dashboard
Workload balance
Works with every
other module in OONH.
Common questions about
Portals
Yes. The Client Portal gives each client a dedicated view of their projects, invoices, payments, messages, and service requests — all self-service, no calls needed.
See Portals running on your business data

Ready to put Portals to work?

We'll configure portals for one of your real processes in under 30 minutes.

Secure workspace Launch first automation fast Leadership-ready visibility