Your team, by role
- The internal notes on the client's record
- The internal comments on tasks and tickets
- Rates, logged time and who owns each task
- Draft proposals and draft invoices
- The credentials stored in the project
AgentticCRM puts three boundaries around your information. Your organization's data is kept apart from every other organization's. Inside your team, each person sees and does what their role allows. And your client signs in to a portal that shows only what you decide to share.
The Client portal screen in AgentticCRM with fictitious data, as Mateo Arias from Vértice Legal sees it. Home shows the total due, the pending proposals, the unpaid invoices and the active projects; what the organization needs from the client's side, with the overdue task marked; the next meeting, and how much of what was billed is already paid. Then, in Waiting on you, the Lightweight ERP rollout proposal is accepted and confirmed in the dialog. Last, invoice #2047 opens with its line items, how to pay and the balance, and Pay now continues to the organization's payment page.
Each of these boundaries is checked on every request, not only at sign-in.
The database filters every row by organization. A query that does not say which organization it comes from returns nothing.
Every file is stored under your organization's identifier and is only downloaded after the permission check, through a link that expires within minutes.
The role decides which modules each person sees and what they can do there, in search, reports and the Assistant too.
In tasks, tickets, the inbox, the calendar, opportunities and proposals, each role can see only its own records or the whole team's.
Every portal login is tied to a single client and shows their proposals, invoices, projects, meetings and tickets, and nothing else.
Passwords are stored with Argon2id, every person can turn on two-step verification, and invitation and reset links work only once.
AgentticCRM comes with five roles ready to use: Admin, Manager, Accounting, Member and Viewer. Accounting handles invoices, payments, expenses, taxes and reports without administering the team. Depending on your plan you also create your own roles, such as Sales or Support, and you add or remove specific permissions for anyone without changing their role. Reset to role takes them back to the role's permissions.
Permissions are read again on every action. If you remove a permission or deactivate an account today, it stops working on that person's next click, not the next time they sign in. Nobody can change their own role or permissions, and every change is recorded in the Activity log with who made it.
The same project looks different from each side.
Before you invite anyone, View as client opens the portal exactly as they will see it, read-only.
No. The database separates every row by organization, and a query that does not say which organization it comes from returns nothing. That protection is checked on every platform update.
Yes, in tasks, tickets, the inbox, the calendar, opportunities and proposals: each role can see only its own records or the whole team's. Clients, projects, invoices, payments, expenses and reports are open to the whole role or not at all.
Each person turns on two-step verification in My profile, under Account security, with an email code, an authenticator app or a passkey, and keeps ten recovery codes. To change that setup, AgentticCRM asks them to verify again.
They all end. The same happens when you reset it with the link that arrives by email, which works once and expires soon.
No. Record notes, internal comments on tasks and tickets, rates and logged time never reach the portal. Your client sees what you share with them and nothing else.
Whoever has that permission in their role. Nobody can change their own, and every invitation, role change or permission adjustment is recorded in the Activity log with who made it.
In a demo we set up your organization's roles with you, open the portal the way one of your clients would see it and check what each person sees.
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