Send one link. Your client sees everything you've shared.
Forms to fill, documents you're writing together, agreements, price lists — each client signs in with an email link or a QR code and finds their own current set. No password, no account, nothing to install.
Email threads bury documents
Pocper's client portal keeps one current set per client — everything you shared, wherever they are, with no attachments and no version guessing.
- No passwords to reset, no client accounts to support
- What they fill in or update lands back in their folder — live, with nothing to download or re-file
- Clients see exactly what you shared — in your order
- Sign-in links are single-use and short-lived, and access can be revoked at any time
From your folders to their pocket in four steps
Read the setup guideTurn on your portal link
Generate your team's portal link once, in Settings. Every client walks through the same door — and each sees only their own documents.
Client portal linkpocper.page/portal/rivera-studioCopyShare documents into the portal
Drag any document into a client's Shared folder. What you see in that folder is exactly what they'll see — same order, too.
SharedClient intake formInternal— stays yoursSend the link or show the QR
Email the portal link, or hand over the client's own link or QR code — opening it signs them in straight away.
Sign-in link sentsingle-use · expires in 15 min — or hand over the printed codeResponses land back in the folder
Forms clients fill and documents they update arrive in the same client folder your team already works in — live.
Onboarding liveClient intake formSubmitted
A small portal that does the right things
Everything a client needs from you — without accounts, attachments, or asking twice.
Sign in without a password
They enter their email and tap the link that arrives — or open their own access link or QR code, which works even without an email address. No password to invent, forget, or reset.
Fill and start forms
Clients complete the forms you shared, and can start a fresh copy themselves whenever they need one.
Open the living document
A data document is one shared copy per client — they open the same page you edit, always current.
Read agreements
Agreements appear read-only, with a Confirmed mark once locked — clients always know where things stand.
Read what you publish
Price lists, guides, notices — publications open read-only and always at the version you last published.
In their own language
Each client picks their language — 14 available — independently of the one you run your workspace in.
Start from a template
Browse ready-made documents by industry, share them into a client's folder, and they're in the portal.
Drafted on your side, delivered through the portal
Pocper AI works for you, never in front of your clients — there is no AI in the portal. Draft a paper for one client from their page, review it, and it reaches their portal the way everything else does: through their Shared folder.
Drafted for one client
From a client's page, describe what they need. The paper is created in their file, written to match the templates linked to them.
Shared when you decide
Draft it into their Internal folder, review it, then drag it into Shared. Only then does it appear in their portal.
Clients never talk to it
Your clients see the finished document, not Pocper AI. Drafting sends only the templates linked to them — never their other papers or answers.
Questions about the client portal
Do my clients need an account or a password?
What if a client doesn't have an email address?
How do I control what a client sees?
What can clients actually do in the portal?
How secure is it, and can I revoke access?
More on getting this right
- How to Collect Documents from Clients
Why the email thread a client portal replaces was never a safe place for client documents: every attachment leaves a copy in every inbox and forward.
- What Is Client Onboarding? A Guide for Small Service Businesses
Where handing a client their own link sits in the wider onboarding sequence.
Give every client their own door
Share a folder, send one link, and stop re-attaching documents. Free to start, no credit card.