Client Portal

Construction client portal software for general contractors

Give owners a clean window into their project, with photos and progress they can check anytime, so you stop answering "how is it going?" by hand.

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Photos from the field, straight to your client.
You stay in control

Share progress. Keep the rest private.

Your team only
  • Budgets and margins
  • Subcontractor bids
  • Internal notes
  • Cost details
What your client sees
  • Project photos
  • Overall progress
  • Selected updates
Elevator lobby floor tile being repaired on a commercial project
Corridor wall paint touch-up on a commercial project
Electrical outlets awaiting cover plates
A week in the portal

Updates your client sees without you sending them

Sample week for illustration.

Mon
Door closer adjustment on a suite door
Framing walk
Tue
Corridor wall paint touch-up on a commercial project
Ceiling grid
Wed
Electrical outlets awaiting cover plates
Paint touch-up
Thu
Elevator lobby floor tile being repaired on a commercial project
Outlets and plates
Fri
Corridor wall paint touch-up on a commercial project
Weekly wrap

Why clients love it, and why you will too

Elevator lobby floor tile being repaired on a commercial project

Photos clients actually look at

Site photos from your team's phones become a visual story of the project, in one place.

Door closer adjustment on a suite door

Progress without the status call

Owners can see how the job is going without waiting for you to write the weekly update.

Corridor wall paint touch-up on a commercial project

Your internal records stay internal

Clients see photos and progress. Budgets, bids and internal notes stay with your team.

Your team captures photos on their phones as part of normal daily work. The client portal draws on them, so there is no extra reporting step.

Quick answers

1

What is a construction client portal?

A client portal is a shared space where a project owner or client can see how their project is going, usually photos and progress, without asking the contractor for a manual update.

2

What can clients see in the Korus client portal?

Korus gives clients a portal where they can see project photos and progress. Your internal records stay with your team.

3

How do photos get into the portal?

Field teams capture site photos from their phones as part of normal daily work. Those photos live with the project record, which is what the portal draws on.

4

How does a portal save my team time?

Clients who can check progress themselves send fewer "how is it going?" emails and calls, and project managers spend less time assembling weekly photo updates by hand.

Free guideConstruction field documentation: a general contractor's guide to the day
Daily LogsCapture logs, photos, voice notes and delays from the field.Punch ListsTurn superintendent walkthroughs into punch lists automatically.Voice NotesSpeak the issue instead of typing it, right from the field.

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