They check progress themselves
"My requests" shows the real status of everything they reported, so they check instead of emailing to ask.
"just following up on my ticket"A signed-in space where each customer sees what they reported and what happened to it, beside your roadmap, changelog and help center. They sign in by emailed link, so there is no password to forget.
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signed in by emailed linkEvery customer gets one place to see what they asked for and where it stands, without writing in to ask.
"My requests" shows the real status of everything they reported, so they check instead of emailing to ask.
"just following up on my ticket"Customers sign in with a link sent to their email. Nothing to set up, nothing to reset.
"I forgot my portal password"Their requests sit beside your roadmap, changelog and help center, in the same signed-in space.
five links in a welcome emailThe portal runs on your own domain, in your brand, so customers never leave your world.
a portal with someone else's logoMy requests
Every conversation, bug report and request a customer has sent shows up in one list, with the status your team actually sees. When a bug moves from investigating to fixed, the portal moves with it, and the customer is told.
Emailed link
Customers type their email and get a link. One tap and they are in, looking at their own requests. They choose which updates reach their inbox, so nobody gets emails they did not want.
One portal
The same signed-in space carries your public roadmap, your changelog and your help center. A customer who voted for a feature can watch it move to planned, then read the changelog entry when it ships.
Your brand
The portal, help center and status page can all run on your own domain, with your logo and colours. Customers see your product from the sign-in email to the last update.
Tore's own support portal, with help center, changelog, roadmap, status and API docs, runs on Tore.
Turn on the portal and the "any update?" emails turn into a link they can check themselves.