CLIENT PORTAL
Client review portal
A client design-review portal should show the work, let the client comment on a point, and record which version they approved. In ApproveLoop that portal is one private link. The client opens it in a browser on a phone or a computer. They do not create an account.
This is not a customer portal for invoices, contracts, or a document library. An approval is a project record, not a legal signature.
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Lower this arch, and warm the light in the courtyard.
EXAMPLE
What the client opens
Fictional house, shown as the client’s review. Not a customer’s work.
Client Make this window wider, and change the door to metal.
What should a client design-review portal include?
The current images, a way to point at a detail, and a decision stored on a specific version. ApproveLoop is one private link for that. The client opens it in a browser on a phone or a computer, pins a comment, and can approve that version. It is not a customer portal for invoices, contracts, or a file library, and the client does not create an account.
How a client uses the portal
The client sees the images you shared, not a billing or document site.
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Share one private link
The portal is the link. Send it when a version is ready. Your client does not create an account.
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They review without an account
They open it in a phone or desktop browser and click a point on the image. Submitting those comments counts as one revision round.
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They approve that version
An approval stores their name, the version number, and the time on that image. A new upload is a new review.
A review link, not a full customer portal
The client sees the project images you included, leaves pins, and submits a round. They do not get a billing page, a contract folder, or an account to manage. ApproveLoop does not invoice your clients or collect their payments.
The decision stays on the image
Approving records the person, the version, and the time. It does not jump to a later file. You can mark a project completed when every image is approved. Archiving moves it out of active work, and you can open it again from Archived.
What the client can review
Share PNG, JPEG, or WebP images. The client reviews those stills in the browser. ApproveLoop does not open PDFs, video, 3D models, native design files, or a live website.
Included
- A private link that opens in the browser
- Comments and approval without a client account
- The same review on a phone or a computer
Not included
- Invoices, payments, or a document library
- A client account or an app install
- PDF, video, and live-website review
Studios that want clients to review images without learning a new tool. Architects, interior designers, and 3D artists use the same link.
Questions about the client portal
Do clients need an account?
No. They open the private link in a browser. They can use a phone or a computer. They do not install an app or create an account.
Can I bill clients from the portal?
No. ApproveLoop does not send invoices, collect client payments, or store contracts and a document library.
Is an approval a legal signature?
No. An approval records a named person, the version, and the time. It stays on that version. It is not an electronic signature.
Which files can the client review?
PNG, JPEG, and WebP still images. PDF, video, live websites, and native design files are not supported.
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Give the next client one link
One active project and one private link. Your client reviews on a phone or a computer, without an account.
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