Giving a customer access to the transport portal

Giving a customer access

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If you want to give a customer access to the customer portal, go to customers, then select the customer. Click on 'Portal'. If the customer doesn't have access yet, you can give it here.

Portal options

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Click on 'Give [company] access to the portal'. A pop-up then appears where you can indicate what the company will get access to:

  • Portal access: access to the portal

  • Transport access: access to creating and viewing transport jobs

  • WMS access: access to items stored in the WMS, with the option to request and view transport for these items

  • Invoice access: insight into invoices and payment status

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Once you've given the customer access, you'll see the status reflected against the customer. Next, you give individual people access to the portal.

Giving people access

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Once you've given your customer access, you can invite various employees. You do this with the 'Invite user' button. In the pop-up that appears, enter the name and email address.

After 'Send invitation', the invited person receives an email, based on the customer message you'll find under settings > process > customer messages.

Status of invited employees

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You can see the status of invited employees against the customer, and you can invite a person again using the mail button. You can remove access for that person by clicking the stop-sign icon.

Setting up communication and invoicing

Via process, you set up the communication and invoicing moments.

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