Fusebase CLI supports working with portals. This means you can create, manage, duplicate, and update client portals directly from the CLI — and your apps can also work with portals as part of their workflow.

Instead of setting everything up manually, you can now use simple prompts and CLI commands to:

• view organization portals
• create new portals
• duplicate existing portals
• invite clients to portals
• invite portal managers
• connect apps with client-facing portal workflows

What apps can do with portals #

You can not only manage portals via the CLI, but also add this functionality to your apps. Apps can:

• show existing portals in your organization
• create new portals
• duplicate existing portals
• invite clients to portals
• invite portal managers
• connect portal setup with onboarding, sales, delivery, support, or payment workflows

Common Cases #

1. Client onboarding app #

Create an app that automatically sets up a portal for every new client.

The app can:

• collect client details through an intake form
• create a new portal
• duplicate your onboarding portal template
• invite the client
• invite the account manager
• add file requests, forms, or next steps

Example: A client submits an onboarding form, and the app creates a dedicated onboarding portal for them automatically.

2. Agency client portal app #

Create an app for agencies that need to launch many client portals.

The app can:

• ask for client name, email, and project type
• duplicate the right portal template
• rename the portal for the client
• invite the client team
• invite the internal project manager

Example: A marketing agency uses one app to create a new branded portal for every new client.

3. Paid access portal app #

Create an app that gives portal access after payment.

The app can:

• check payment status
• create or select the right portal
• invite the customer
• add the customer to the correct service space
• notify the internal team

Example: A customer pays for a service through Stripe, and the app automatically gives them access to the correct client portal.

4. Project portal app #

Create an app that launches a portal for each new project.

The app can:

• collect project details
• create a project portal
• invite client stakeholders
• invite the project manager

Example: A consulting team starts a new project and instantly creates a shared client-facing workspace.

5. Real estate transaction portal app #

Create an app that sets up a portal for each property transaction.

The app can:

• collect buyer, seller, agent, and property details
• create a transaction portal
• invite the right people
• add document request flows
• connect approvals and closing checklists

Example: A new real estate deal is created, and the app launches a transaction room with all required participants.

6. Support or service portal app #

Create an app that gives clients access to a support or service portal.

The app can:

• create a portal for a new service client
• invite the customer
• invite the support manager
• connect ticket forms, status dashboards, and service reports

Example: A managed service provider creates a portal where each client can submit requests, track progress, and access reports.

7. Franchise or reseller portal app #

Create an app for partners, resellers, or franchise clients.

The app can:

• create a portal for each partner
• duplicate the correct partner portal template
• invite partner users
• invite internal partner managers
• connect training materials, documents, dashboards, and support flows

Example: A reseller signs up, and the app automatically creates their partner portal with onboarding steps and resources.

8. Multi-portal setup app #

Create an app that helps teams create many portals at once.

The app can:

• show existing organization portals
• let the user choose a template
• create multiple portals from a list
• invite clients and managers
• track which portals were created successfully

Example: An agency uploads a list of 20 clients, and the app creates 20 portals based on the same template.

How can portal functionality be added to apps ? #

This can also be done through prompts. You simply instruct your agent on what exactly you want to add to your applications, and it will be implemented accordingly.

Prompt Examples #

• Create an app that creates a new client portal and invites the client.
• Create an app that duplicates an existing portal template for a new customer.
• Create an app that shows all portals in my organization and lets me select one.
• Create an app that invites a client to a selected portal.
• Create an app that invites an internal team member as a portal manager.
• Create a client onboarding app that collects client details, creates a portal, invites the client, and assigns the account manager.
• Create an app that duplicates the “Client Onboarding Template” portal for every new client.
• Create an app that creates a portal after an onboarding form is submitted.
• Create an app that duplicates our standard agency client portal and invites the project manager.
• Create an app that creates a portal for each new agency client and connects it with request forms and approval flows.
• Create an app that creates client portal after Stripe payment is completed.
• Create an app that gives portal access only after the invoice is paid.
• Create an app that creates a portal for every new consulting project.
• Create an app that creates a partner portal for every new reseller.
• Create an app that creates a franchise portal with training materials, support flows, and internal manager access.