Product walkthrough

See how ClientsPlace runs the operating model from client work to automation

This demo reflects the actual ClientsPlace platform scope: core operations, portal experience, CRM-lite, add-ons, and workflow orchestration.

ClientsPlace workspace
Single workspace, multi-module

Operations command center

Track delivery, approvals, billing, CRM updates, and rollout readiness from one workspace shell.

Full platform capable
24Managed clients
7Active delivery lanes
3Pending client approvals
91%Portal adoption
clients

Client operations

Manage clients, projects, deliverables, invoices, files, and team coordination from the core workspace.

billing

Billing and payments

Run invoice collection, reminders, and payment workflows without leaving the operating layer.

crm

CRM-lite and extensions

Track leads, opportunities, pipeline context, and marketplace-backed growth extensions.

workflow

Workflow orchestration

Use Workflow Studio to publish, execute, retry, and govern automation runs.

A real client portal layer, not a separate product

ClientsPlace keeps the workspace team and the client portal aligned around the same invoices, deliverables, files, communication, and approval states.

Portal workspace snapshot

What a client sees when reviewing work, invoices, and next actions.

Live shared context

Invoice review

INV-204 is ready for payment and visible with portal-safe metadata.

Awaiting payment

Deliverable approval

Clients can review milestones, files, and requested revisions from one timeline.

Feedback requested

Structured communication

Messages, updates, and portal prompts stay linked to the correct client workflow.

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Portal alignment matters

The portal is not a marketing mock. It is part of the same operating model used by teams for onboarding, billing, delivery, approvals, CRM follow-up, and governed rollout.

The demo maps directly to the live product structure

Each capability track below matches the current ClientsPlace rollout from Starter through Enterprise.

Starter

Core foundation during the 30-day trial

Start with the core operating layer before committing to broader commercial or enterprise rollout.

  • Authentication, workspace setup, clients, projects, invoices, files, and deliverables
  • Client portal access for invoices, files, updates, and structured communication
  • Notifications, billing setup, and baseline operational visibility
Pro and Business

Commercial, CRM, and add-on operations

Expand into offerings, requests, quotes, CRM-lite, enterprise controls, marketplace extensions, and operational add-ons.

  • Offerings, requests, quotes, resources, and request-to-delivery coordination
  • Enterprise auth, branding, localization, profile forms, and governance surfaces
  • CRM timeline, opportunity tracking, add-ons, hooks, and recovery tooling
Enterprise

Workflow Studio and governed rollout

Use ClientsPlace as the operating layer from client work through automation and controlled activation.

  • Workflow Studio templates, publish, execute, retry, diagnostics, and run visibility
  • Governed rollout planning tied to the enterprise operating model
  • Full platform coverage with one unified narrative instead of disconnected tools

How teams typically use ClientsPlace

The demo should help buyers understand the product path, not just show isolated screens.

01

Start on Starter

Launch the core workspace, configure the portal, add clients, and validate the billing and delivery model during the 30-day trial.

02

Convert into live operations

Upgrade into Pro or Business when quotes, requests, CRM, enterprise controls, or add-ons need to stay live.

03

Govern client delivery

Keep portal interactions, files, invoices, deliverables, and internal operations synchronized across the team.

04

Add workflow orchestration

Move into Enterprise when automation, publish/execute control, and governed rollout support become part of the operating model.

Use the live platform, not a fake portal mock

Start with the 30-day trial or talk to the team about the Business and Enterprise rollout paths that match your operating model.